2010 NSF/CEME Decentralization Conference

2010 NSF/CEME Decentralization Conference
April 8 - 10, 2010
Royal Irish Academy
Dublin, Ireland

Organizers: James Bergin, University College Dublin
                       Thomas Gresik, University of Notre Dame

Sponsors: National Science Foundation
             University College Dublin
             University of Notre Dame
     Royal Irish Academy

The theme of the conference is
"The role of private information in private good and public good provision:
A conference in honor of the 65th birthday of Mark A. Satterthwaite and the 70th birthday of John O. Ledyard."

In keeping with the long-standing practice of this conference, papers on any other topics traditional to the Decentralization Conference (e.g. communication, computation, contracting, matching, networks, and team theory) will also be considered.

The Thursday and Saturday sessions will take place at the Royal Irish Academy.
The Friday sessions will take place at Notre Dame's O'Connell House.
Both venues are in the City Centre and within walking distance of the hotels.

Program

Registration Instructions
Registration Deadline: April 1, 2010

Hotel and Travel Information
The O'Callaghan- Davenport is no longer holding rooms for this conference. We recommend hotels in the St. Stephen's Green/Marion Square area for proximity to the conference venues.

Reimbursement Guidelines: American and Canadian speakers - Airfare up to $800 (on an American carrier for U.S. speakers) and 4 nights at the O'Callaghan rate of 100 Euro. European speakers - Reasonable airfare and 3 nights at the O'Callaghan rate of 100 Euro. Speakers from other regions - Please check with Tom Gresik.

Questions?
Please address any questions about the conference to Jim Bergin or Tom Gresik

The Decentralization Conference Series
To learn more about the Decentralization Conference including past programs, please visit the Conference webpage.