2018 GDN Springer Awards
In 2018 Springer Nature provided a grant to GDN Section of INFORMS for two individual awards amounting to a combined total of USD 1500.00. Upon the recommendation and approval of the Editor-in-Chief, the awards are granted during the annual INFORMS GDN conference to the recipients in the name of the Publisher. The 2018 GDN Conference took place in Nanjing, China (http://gdnconference.org/gdn2018/)
2018 GDN Springer Best Paper Award
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Best paper: Parmjit Kaur (De Montfort University) & Ashley L. Carreras (Loughborough University), Capturing the Participants’ Voice: Using Causal Mapping Supported by Group Decision Software to Enhance Procedural Justice.
Runner up: Tomasz Wachowicz (University of Economics in Katowice), Gregory Kersten (Concordia University) & Ewa Roszkowska (University of Bialystok), Some Methodological Considerations for the Organization and Analysis of Inter- and Intra-cultural Negotiation Experiments. |
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2018 GDN Springer Young Researcher Award
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Best paper: Lucia Roselli, Eduarda Frei & Adiel Almeida (Federal University of Pernambuco), Neuroscience Experiment for Graphical Visualization in the FITradeoff Decision Support System.
Runner up: Kai Xu, Yu Maemura & Kazumasa Ozawa (The University of Tokyo), Implementation of Self-finance Theorem on Transportation Policy Dilemmas based on a Chinese Expressway Case. |
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2017 GDN Springer Awards
In 2017 Springer Nature provided a grant to GDN Section of INFORMS for two individual awards amounting to a combined total of USD 1500.00. Upon the recommendation and approval of the Editor-in-Chief, the awards are granted during the annual INFORMS GDN conference to the recipients in the name of the Publisher.
The 2017 GDN Conference took place in Hohenhaim, Germany (see conference website).
2017 GDN Springer Best Paper Award
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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
for Bargaining Steps and Preference Types in Zeuthen-Hicks Bargaining
K. Hipel, R. Vetschera, M. Kilgour, G. Kersten (l-to-r) |
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2017 GDN Springer Young Researcher Award
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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)
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2016 GDN Springer Awards
In 2016 Springer Science + Business Media B.V. provided a grant to INFORMS for two individual awards amounting to a combined total of USD 750.00. As of January 2017 the annual grant will increase to USD 1500. Upon the recommendation and approval of the Editor‐in‐Chief, the awards are granted during the annual INFORMS GDN conference to the recipients in the name of the Publisher.
The 2016 GDN Conference took place in Bellingham, WA, USA (see conference website).
2016 GDN Springer Best Paper Award
| Daniel Druckman and Lynn Wagner for Negotiating Peace: The Role of Procedural and Distributive Justice in Achieving Durable Peace. |
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| K. Hipel, D. Druckman, L. Wagner, C. Eden (l‐to‐r) |
2016 GDN Springer Young Researcher Award
Takahiro Suzuki for Plurality, Borda Count, or Anti‐plurality: Regress Convergence Phenomenon in the Procedural Choice.
Paper written with Masahide Horita |
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| K. Hipel, T. Suzuki, G. Kersten (l‐to‐r) |