GDN INFORMS Section Award Recipients

Year

Name

2014

Melvin F. Shakun [Citation]

Year

Name

2024

Daniel Druckman [Citation]

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

2024

Mareike Schoop

Gert-Jan de Vreede

2023

Rudolf Vetschera

Deepinder Bajwa

2017

Marc Kilgour

Year

Name

2024

Best Paper:
Full Rank Voting: The Closest to Voting with Intensity of Preferences
by Luis Vargas and Marcel Minutolo

Runner-up: 
Group Decision-Making Process for Cyberattack Mitigation
by Andrej Bregar, Anas Husseis and Jose Luis Flores

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
by 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
by 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)

2024

Best Paper:
Can AI with High Reasoning Ability Replicate Human-like Decision Making in Economic Experiments? by Ayato Kitadai, Sinndy Dayana Rico Lugo, Yudai Tsurusaki, Yusuke Fukasawa and Nariaki Nishino    

Runner-up:
Self-Reflection in E-Negotiation Training by Marlene Meyer and Mareike Schoop

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

2024

Best Paper:
Beyond the First Offer: Decoding Negotiation Openings and Their Impact on Economic and Subjective Outcomes, 
by Wolfram E. Lipp, Remigiusz Smolinski, and Peter Kesting - Group Decision and Negotiation, vol. 32, no. 2, pp. 395–433, 2023

Runner-up:
So You Want Me to Believe You're Happy or Angry? How Negotiators Perceive and Respond to Emotion Deception, by Zi Ye, Gert-Jan Lelieveld, Marret K. Noordewier, and Eric van Dijk - Group Decision and Negotiation, vol. 32, no. 6, pp. 1469–1496, 2023

Facing Reciprocity: How Photos and Avatars Promote Interaction in Micro-communities, by Timm Teubner and Sonia Camacho - Group Decision and Negotiation, vol. 32, no. 2, pp. 435–467, 2023

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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