GDN INFORMS Section Award Recipients

Year

Name

2014

Melvin F. Shakun [Citation]

Year

Name

2023

L. Alberto Franco [Citation]

2022

Mareike Schoop [Citation]

2021

Raimo P. Hämäläinen [Citation]

2020

Liping Fang [Citation]

2019

Tung Bui [Citation]

2018

Pascale Zaraté [Citation]

2017

Adiel Teixeira de Almeida [Citation]

2016

Fran Ackermann [Citation]

2015

Katia Sycara [Citation]

2014

Hannu Nurmi [Citation]

2013

Keith W. Hipel [Citation]

2012

L. Floyd Lewis [Citation] & Rudolf Vetschera

2010

Gert-Jan de Vreede

2008

Colin Eden

2007

Marc Kilgour

2005

Gregory E. Kersten

2004

Melvin F. Shakun

Year

Name

2023

Rudolf Vetschera

Deepinder Bajwa

2017

Marc Kilgour

Year

Name

2023

Best Paper:
The More the Merrier? A Machine Learning Analysis of Information Growth in Negotiation Processes
by Muhammed-Fatih Kaya and Mareike Schoop
Runner-up:
The Effects of Altruism and Reciprocity on the Stability of Nash Equilibrium in Two-Player 2×2 Games
by Alexandre Leoneti and Dimitry Gimon

2022

Best Paper:
Conflict in Tiny Town: Aggregate Mining at the Alliston Aquifer
Simone Philpot, Nayyer Mirnasl and Keith Hipel
Runner-up:
Eliciting Preferences with Partial Information in Multi-Issue Negotiations: An Analysis Based on the FITradeoff-based Negotiation Protocol
Lucas Miguel Alencar de Morais Correia, Eduarda Asfora Frej, Manoel Lucas Sousa Ribeiro and Danielle Costa Morais

2020 and 2021

2019

2018

2017

Winner: Colin Eden, Igor Pyrko & Susan Howick for Knowledge Acquisition Using Group Support System.  

K. Hipel, C. Eden, E. Pyrko, M. Kilgour, G. Kersten (l-to-r)



Runner up: Rudolf Vetschera & Luis Dias 

Bargaining Steps and Preference Types in Zeuthen-Hicks Bargaining

2016

Year

Name (University, Paper)

2023

Best Paper:
Weighted Reward Allocation Mechanism for Data Collection Quality
by Ayato Kitadai, Sinndy Dayana Rico Lugo, Sangjic Lee, Masanori Fujita, and Nariaki Nishino
Runner-up:
Comparing Algorithms for Fair Allocation of Indivisible Items with Limited Information
by Fahimeh Ziaei and D. Marc Kilgour

2022

Best Paper:
Comparing Algorithms for Fair Division of Indivisible Items 
Fahimeh Ziaei and D. Marc Kilgour
Runner-up:
Multi-Objective Tire Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design
Javeria Ahmed, Liping Fang and Saman Hassanzadeh Amin

2020 and 2021

Best Paper:
Smart contracts efficiency in consumer and supplier relationship
Elmira Mohammadhosseini Fadafan
Runner-ups:
- Survey-Based Multi-Stakeholder Preference Elicitation with Relatively Incomplete and Possibly Disjoint Rank Orderings
Andreas Paulsson and Aron Larsson
- PredictRV: A Prediction Based Strategy for Negotiations with Dynamically Changing Reservation Value
Aditya Srinivas Gear, Kritika Prakash, Nonidh Singh and Praveen Paruchuri

2019

2018

2017

Winner: Tobias Langenegger

for Micro-Level Perspective on Sanction Conflicts: An Agent-Based Simulation Approach

K. Hipel, T. Langenegger, G. Kersten, M. Shakun (l-to-r)

Runner up: Francis Marleau Donais
for Building a Shared Model for Multi-criteria Group Decision Making

Paper written with Irène Abi-Zeid & Roxane Lavoie

G. Kersten, F.M. Donais, M. Shakun, K. Hipel (l-to-r)

2016

Takahiro Suzuki for Plurality, Borda Count, or Anti‐plurality: Regress Convergence Phenomenon in the Procedural Choice.
Paper written with Masahide Horita



K. Hipel, T. Suzuki, G. Kersten (l‐to‐r)

2015

Birte Kemmerling (University of Potsdam. “First Come, First Served? – The Impact of the First Concession on Negotiation Outcome”)

Year

Name

2023

Best Paper:
An Agent that Facilitates Crowd Discussion: A Crowd Discussion Support System based on an Automated Facilitation Agent.
by Takayuki Ito, Rafik Hadfi, and Shota Suzuki - Group Decision and Negotiation, 1-27 (2022).
Runner-up:
Elaboration Team Roles for Artificial Intelligence-based Teammates in Human-AI Collaboration
by Dominik Siemon - Group Decision and Negotiation, 31(5), 871-912 (2022).
Gamification of Electronic Negotiation Training Effects on Motivation, Behaviour and Learning
by Andreas Schmid and Mareike Schoop - Group Decision and Negotiation, 31(3), 649-681 (2022).

2022

Druckman, D., Adrian, L., Damholdt, M. F., Filzmoser, M., Koszegi, S. T., Seibt, J., & Vestergaard, C. (2021). Who is best at mediating a social conflict? Comparing robots, screens and humans. Group Decision and Negotiation, 30(2), 395-426.

2021

Geiger, Ingmar. From Letter to Twitter: A Systematic Review of Communication Media in Negotiation. Group Decision and Negotiation, v.29, 227-250 (2020). 




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