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Book Project: Interactive Rationality. I am working with Eric Pacuit on a book on the theory of rational decision making in interaction. Our aim is to highlight the foundational/philosophical issues that are coming up in contemporary "interactive epistemology," an emerging field at the intersection of game theory, logic, computer science and philosophy.
We will put online the various drafts of the chapters as they are ready. Comments are welcome!

Chapter 1: General Introduction.
Chapter 2: Mutual and higher-order expectations. Models of soft and hard information in interaction, both in qualitative and probabilistic form.
Chapter 3 - 4: Interactive Rationality and the Dynamics of Reasons (Parts 1 and 2). (Version beta 1) Choice rules (dominance, admissibility) and solution concepts (best response and Nash eq.) as normative sources, reasons for actions, and their dynamic behavior.
Chapter 5: The Dynamics of Interactive Rationality (paper version). Reasoning to a proper informational context, general categorizations of strategies, overriding and remembering reasons, applications to admissibility.
Chapter 6: Collective rationality.

Olivier Roy - Home Page
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Mailing Address Olivier Roy, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Fakultät für Philosophie Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1 D-80539 München	Office Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Ludwigstr. 31 Room 227 Phone: +49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 5679
Email: OOOOOOOlivier.Roy@lrz.uni-muenchen.de (One 'O' is enough")
This is my personal home page. My official page at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy is: http://www.philosophie.uni-muenchen.de/lehreinheiten/logik_sprachphil/personen/olivier_roy/index.html I am none of these Olivier Roy! I am assistant at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy. Before that I worked for three years as postdoctoral researcher at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen in the Faculty of Philosophy. I have completed by PhD in February 2008 at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation in Amsterdam, under the supervision of Johan van Benthem (Amsterdam and Stanford) and Martin van Hees (Groningen). I am also associate editor of Erkenntnis, Topoi, Theory and Decision Library Series A, and Section Editor for the "Logic, Computation and Agency" Section of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (the latter together with Eric Pacuit and Johan van Benthem). Work in Progress : (with Eric Pacuit) Epistemic Foundations of Game Theory draft of forthcoming entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. (with Eric Pacuit) Substantive Assumptions in Interaction: A Logical Perspective. Book Project: Interactive Rationality. I am working with Eric Pacuit on a book on the theory of rational decision making in interaction. Our aim is to highlight the foundational/philosophical issues that are coming up in contemporary "interactive epistemology," an emerging field at the intersection of game theory, logic, computer science and philosophy. We will put online the various drafts of the chapters as they are ready. Comments are welcome! Chapter 1: General Introduction. Chapter 2: Mutual and higher-order expectations. Models of soft and hard information in interaction, both in qualitative and probabilistic form. Chapter 3 - 4: Interactive Rationality and the Dynamics of Reasons (Parts 1 and 2). (Version beta 1) Choice rules (dominance, admissibility) and solution concepts (best response and Nash eq.) as normative sources, reasons for actions, and their dynamic behavior. Chapter 5: The Dynamics of Interactive Rationality (paper version). Reasoning to a proper informational context, general categorizations of strategies, overriding and remembering reasons, applications to admissibility. Chapter 6: Collective rationality. Publications : The Logic of Obligation as weakest permission. (with Albert J.J. Anglberger and Norbert Gratzl). In Broersen, Agotnes and Elgensem (eds.), Proceedings of DEON 2012, Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences, 2012. (with Cédric Dégremont) "Agreement Theorems in Dynamic-Epistemic Logic", to appear in Journal of Philosophical Logic. This version supercedes the one in the TARK 2009 proceedings (below). Review of I. Gilboa's Rational Choice (MIT Press, 2010), Economics and Philosophy, 28(1), March, 2012. Epistemic Logic and the Foundations of Decision and Game Theory, Amitabha Gupta and Johan van Benthem (eds.) Logic and Philosophy Today (Vol.2) College Publications, pp. 301-332, 2011. (Supercedes the version in the "Journal of the Indian Council..." below). Towards a Theory of Play: A Logical Perspective on Games and Interaction. (with Johan van Benthem and Eric Pacuit), Games, 2(1), 52-86, 2011. (Editor, with Patrick Girard and Mathieu Marion), Dynamic Formal Epistemology, Synthese Library, Vol. 351, January 2011. Epistemic Logic and the Foundations of Decision and Game Theory, Journal of the Indian Council of Philosophical Research Vol. XXVII (2), pp. 283-314, April-June 2010. "Interpersonal Coordination and Epistemic Support for Intentions with We-Content," Economics and Philosophy, 26(3), pp.345-367, October 2010. (Editor, with Vincent Hendricks) Epistemic Logic: 5 Questions, Automatic Press / VIP, 2010. (Editor, with Fenrong Liu), Advances in Belief Dynamics, Special issue of Synthese. Volume 173, Number 2 / March, 2010. "A Dynamic-Epistemic Hybrid Logic for Intentions and Information Changes in Strategic Games". Synthese, 171(2), November 2009, pp 291-320. (with Cédric Dégremont) "Agreement Theorems in Dynamic-Epistemic Logic" in A. Heifetz (ed.), Proceedings of TARK'09 (Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge), ACM Digital Library, July 2009, pp.91-98. "Intentions and interactive transformations of decision problems". Synthese, 169(2), July 2009, pp 335-349. (with Johan van Benthem and Patrick Girard) "Everything else being equal: A modal logic for ceteris paribus preferences". Journal of Philosophical Logic, 38(1), February 2009, pp.83-125. Good news about that paper! (with Martin van Hees) "Intentions, Decisions and Rationality", in T. Boylan and R. Gekker (eds.), Economics, Rational Choice and Normative Philosophy, Routledge, 2009. "Intentions rationnelles et acceptations en délibération". Philosophiques, 35(2), Automne 2008, pp.525–545. Thinking before Acting: Intentions, Logic, Rational Choice. ILLC Dissertation Series DS-2008-03, Amsterdam. (with Martin van Hees) "Intentions and Plans in Decision and Game Theory", in Bruno Verbeek (ed.), Reasons and Intentions. Ashgate. 2008. "Commitment-Based Decision Making for Bounded Agents", presented at the Workshop on Logics for Resource Bounded Agents, ESSLLI 2006. Available on the ILLC prepublication repository: PP-2006-34, see also the slides. (with Johan van Benthem and Sieuwert van Otterloo), "Preference Logic, Conditionals, and Solution Concepts in Games", in Lagerlund, Lindström, Sliwinski (eds.), Modality Matters: Twenty-Five Essays in Honour of Krister Segerberg, Uppsala Philosophical Studies 53, Uppsala 2006. Travel Schedule: I am (or have been) involved in the organization of the following events and projects: Formal Ethics Week, Groningen, September 7-10, 2010 Progic 2009, Groningen, 17-19 September, 2009. LSE-Groningen Exchange Workshop. Part 2: Groningen, 19-20 September 2009. Part 1: London School of Economics, 12-14 February 2009. Logic and Rational Interaction. A website for the research community. GLLC 15: The dynamics of preferences and intentions. ILLC, Amsterdam, 26-28 February 2008. Decisions, Games and Logic, Event series started in July 2007. First edition: London School of Economics, July 19th and 20th, 2007. Second edition: ILLC, Amsterdam, June 30, July 1-2, 2008. Third edition: HEC, Lausanne, June 15-17, 2009. Dynamic Logic Montreal, UQAM, June 19th to 22nd, 2007. Paris-Amsterdam-Berkeley Logic Meeting in Stanford (PABLoS), Stanford University, May 8th and 10th, 2006. Doing it Together, International Workshop on Collective Agency, Groningen, June 30th, 2006. Paris-Amsterdam Logic Meeting of Young Researchers, yearly event started in 2005. Recherches Québecoises en Logique, Montréal, December 16-17th, 2005. The Logic Tea, regular ILLC event. The Dymanic of Reasons, Amsterdam, December 11th, 2004
Teaching: August 2012 (with Eric Pacuit) Epistemic Game Theory, ESSLLI 2012, Opole (Poland). Summer 2012 - LMU - Munich Game Theory in Logic Readings in Decision Theory Winter 2011-12 - LMU - Munich Games and Logical Dynamics Summer 2011 - LMU - Munich Modal Logic and Philosophical Applications Collective Attitudes and Shared Agency August 2010 (with Eric Pacuit) Interaction and Collective Agency, ESSLLI 2010, Copenhagen. Fall-Winter 2009-2010 Filofosie van de sociale wetenschappen (Philosophy of Social Sciences), RuG, Groningen. Fall-Winter 2008-2009 Filofosie van de sociale wetenschappen (Philosophy of Social Sciences), RuG, Groningen. Summer 2008: Reasoning, Games, Action and Rationality, ESSLLI 2008, Hamburg. Winter 2008 Reasoning, Games, Action and Rationality, ILLC, Amsterdam. Philosophy of Social Sciences, RuG, Groningen. Winter 2007: Preference Representation and Interactive Epistemology, ILLC, Amsterdam.