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Jean–François LASLIER

Directeur de Recherche (DRCE) au CNRS

Paris School of Economics – Ecole d’Economie de Paris,

48, boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris, France.

Bâtiment A, bureau 208. Tel : (33) 1 43 13 63 21.

courriel: jean-francois.laslier@ens.fr http://sites.google.com/site/jflaslierhomepage/

Curriculum vitae

Né le 23 Septembre 1959.

Marié, quatre enfants.

Formation :

Habilitation à diriger les recherches en Sciences Economiques, 1993. (Second thesis)

Thèse de doctorat en Sciences Economiques (CNAM), 1991. (PhD)

DEA de Mathématiques Appliquées aux Sciences Sociales (Paris-Dauphine), 1984. (Master)

Diplôme de Statisticien-Economiste, Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration

Economique (ENSAE), 1984. (Engineering degree.)

Emplois :

De 1984 à 1993 au Département Economie et Gestion du Conservatoire National des Arts et

Métiers à Paris (Laboratoire d'Econométrie) :

– 1984–1992 : Assistant du Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers.

– 1992–1993 : Maître de Conférence des Universités (Section 5, Sciences Economiques).

Depuis 1993 : Chercheur au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) :

– 1993–1998 : THEMA (Université de Cergy-Pontoise)

– 1995–1996 : Chercheur invité au California Institute of Technology (Pasadena).

– 1999–2013 : Laboratoire d'Econométrie de l'Ecole Polytechnique.

– depuis 2013: Ecole d’Economie de Paris (UMR CNRS 8545)

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CV académique

Publications : p. 2

Activités éditoriales : p.12

Autres responsabilités : p.13

Enseignement : p.16

Conférences et séminaires : p.19

Publications

[a] Dans des revues scientifiques– Articles in scientific journals

[a65] “Reaching consensus through approval bargaining” (2017) Games and Economic Behavior 104:

241-251, with Matias Núñez and Carlos Pimienta.

[a64] “Reinforcement learning from comparisons: Three are enough, two are not” (2016) Annals of

Applied Probability (in press) with Benoît Laslier.

[a63] “Electoral systems and support for female candidates” (2017) Politics & Gender 13 (1): 107–

131. DOI: 10.1017/s1743923x16000684 Sona Golder, Laura Stephenson, Karine Van der Straeten,

André Blais, Damien Bol, Philipp Harfst and Jean-François Laslier.

[a62] « Ce que le vote par approbation révèle des préférences des électeurs français » (2016). Revue

Economique (in press). Isabelle Lebon, Antoinette Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel, Herrade Igersheim

et Jean-François Laslier. (In French)

[a61] “Pivots et élections” (2016) L’actualité économique (in press) with Matias Núñez. (In French)

[a60] “Strategic voting in multi-winners elections with approval balloting: a theory for large

electorates” Social Choice and Welfare 47(3): 559–587 (2016), DOI: 10.1007/s00355-016-0983-y

with Karine Van der Straeten.

[a59] “Heuristic voting under the Alternative Vote: the efficiency of `sour grapes’ behavior” (2016)

Homo Oeconomicus 33(1): 57–76, DOI:10.1007/s41412-016-0001-8.

[a58] “Addressing the European Union’s democratic deficit: An experimental evaluation of the pan-

European district’s proposal” (2016) European Union Politics 17: 525–545. DOI:

10.1177/1465116516630151. Damien Bol, Philipp Harfst, André Blais, Sona Golder, Jean-

François Laslier, Laura Stephenson, and Karine Van der Straeten.

[a57] “Opportunism and the evolution of electoral competition” (2016) Journal of Evolutionary

Economics 26(2): 381–406, DOI: 10.1007/s00191-016-0444-x, with Bilge Öztürk-Goktuna.

[a56] “Citizens’ preferences about voting rules: self-Interest, ideology, and sincerity” (2015) Public

Choice 164: 423–442, DOI: 10.1007/s11127-015-0287-2 with André Blais, François Poinas and

Karine Van der Straeten.

[a55] “Bargaining through Approval” Journal of Mathematical Economics 60: 63–73 (2015),

DOI:10.1016/j.jmateco.2015.06.015 with Matias Núñez.

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[a54] “The Euro Vote Plus experiment” European Union Politics 16(4): 601–615 (2015). Jean-

François Laslier, André Blais, Damien Bol, Sona N. Golder, Philipp Harfst, Laura B.

Stephenson, and Karine Van der Straeten.

[a53] « La question du vote. Expérimentations en laboratoire et In Situ. » (2016) Actualités

Economiques 92(1-2) mars-juin 2016, pp.151–189. Herrade Igersheim, Antoinette Baujard et

Jean-François Laslier. (In French)

[a52] “Stubborn learning” Theory and Decision 79(1): 51–93 (2015), DOI 10.1007/s11238-014-9450-3

with Bernard Walliser.

[a51] “To vote or to abstain? An experimental test of rational calculus in First Past the Post and PR

elections” Electoral Studies 36: 39–50 (2014). André Blais, Jean–Benoît Pilet, Karine Van der

Straeten, Jean-François Laslier and Maxime Héroux–Legault.

[a50] “Who is favored by evaluative voting: an experiment conducted during the 2012 French

presidential election” Electoral Studies 34: 131–145 (2014). DOI: 10.1016/j. electstud.2013.11.003.

Antoinette Baujard, Herrade Igersheim, Isabelle Lebon, Frédéric Gavrel, and Jean-François

Laslier.

[a49] « Vote par approbation, vote par note : une réponse au commentaire d’Allison et Brisset» Revue

Economique 65(3) : 687–691 (2014). DOI: 10.3917/reco.653.0687. Avec Antoinette Baujard,

Frédéric Gavrel, Herrade Igersheim et Isabelle Lebon. (In French)

[a48] “Preference intensity representation: strategic overstating in large elections” Social Choice and

Welfare 42: 313–340 (2014). DOI 10.1007/s00355-013-0728-0, with Matias Núñez.

[a47] “Optimal apportionment” Journal of Political Economy 121(3): 584–608 (2013), with Yukio

Koriyama, Antonin Macé and Rafael Treibich.

[a46] « Vote par approbation, vote par note : une expérimentation lors des élections présidentielles

françaises du 22 avril 2012» Revue Economique 64(2) : 345–356 (2013) avec Antoinette

Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel, Herrade Igersheim et Isabelle Lebon. (In French)

[a45] “Vote au Pluriel: How people vote when offered to vote under different rules?” PS: Political

Science and Politics 46 (2), april 2013, pp 324–328, with André Blais and Karine Van der

Straeten.

[a44] “Sorting out mechanical and psychological effects in candidate elections: an appraisal with

experimental data” British Journal of Political Science 43(4): 937–944 (2013). DOI:

10.1017/S0007123412000579. Karine Van der Straeten, Nicolas Sauger, Jean-François Laslier

and André Blais.

[a43] “An incentive-compatible Condorcet jury theorem” Scandinavian Journal of Economics 115(1),

84–108 (2013), DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9442.2012.01734.x, with Jörgen Weibull.

[a42] “On choosing the alternative with the best median evaluation” Public Choice 153(3): 269–277

(2012). DOI: 10.1007/s11127–011–9792–0

[a41] “Strategic, sincere, and heuristic voting under four election rules: an experimental study” Social

Choice and Welfare 35(3): 435–472 (2010). DOI: 10.1007/s00355–010–0448–7, with André Blais,

Nicolas Sauger and Karine Van der Straeten.

[a40] “Strategic vote choice in one round and two round elections” Political Research Quarterly 20

(10): 1–9 (2010), with André Blais, Simon Labbé-Saint Vincent, Nicolas Sauger and Karine

Van der Straeten.

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[a39] “Interpersonal comparison of utility in bargaining: Evidence from a Transcontinental

Ultimatum Game” Theory and Decision 67(4): 341–373 (2009), with Romina Boarini and

Stéphane Robin.

[a38] “The Leader rule: a model of strategic approval voting in a large electorate” Journal of

Theoretical Politics 21(1): 113–136 (2009).

[a37] “A live experiment on approval voting” Experimental Economics 11: 97–105 (2008) doi:

10.1007/s10683–006–9149–6, with Karine Van der Straeten.

[a36] “One Round vs Two Round elections: an experimental study” French Politics 5: 278–286

(2007) with André Blais, Annie Laurent, Nicolas Sauger and Karine Van der Straeten.

[a35] “Euclidean preferences” Journal of Mathematical Economics 43: 87–98 (2007) doi:

10.1016/j.jmateco.2006.09.004, with Anna Bogomolnaia.

[a34] “Approval voting: three examples” International Journal of Game Theory 35: 27–38 (2006)

with Bhaskar Dutta and Francesco De Sinopoli.

[a33] “Spatial approval voting” Political Analysis 14: 160–185 (2006). doi:10.1093/pan/mpj002.

[a32] “Ambiguity in electoral competition” Economics of Governance 7: 195–210 (2006) doi :

10.1007/s10101–005–0003–7.

[a31] “A reinforcement learning process in extensive form games” International Journal of Game

Theory 33: 219–227 (2005), with Bernard Walliser.

[a30] "Electoral competition under imperfect information" Economic Theory 24: 419–446 (2004) with

Karine Van der Straeten.

[a29] « Vote par assentiment pendant la présidentielle de 2002: analyse d’une expérience » Revue

Française de Science Politique 54 : 99–130 (2004) avec Karine Van der Straeten. (In French)

[a28] « L’homo oeconomicus et l’analyse politique » Cités 19: 133–138 (2004). (In French.)

[a27] "Analyzing a preference and approval profile" Social Choice and Welfare 20: 229–242 (2003).

[a26] "Voting under ignorance of job skills of unemployed: the overtaxation bias" Journal of Public

Economics 87: 595–626 (2003), with Alain Trannoy and Karine Van der Straeten.

[a25] "How two–party competition treats minorities" Review of Economic Design 7: 297–307 (2002).

[a24] "Distributive politics and electoral competition" Journal of Economic Theory 103: 106–130

(2002), with Nathalie Picard.

[a23] "A behavioral learning process in games" Games and Economic Behavior 37: 340–366 (2001),

with Richard Topol and Bernard Walliser.

[a22] "Consistency between tastes and values: a universalisation approach" Social Choice and

Welfare 17:293–320 (2000) with Nicolas Gravel and Alain Trannoy.

[a21] "k–player additive extension of two–player games, with an application to the Borda electoral

competition" Theory and Decision 48:129–137 (2000) (with Gilbert Laffond and Michel

LeBreton).

[a20] "Interpretation of electoral mixed strategies" Social Choice and Welfare 17: 283–292 (2000).

[a19] "Aggregation of preferences with a variable set of alternatives" Social Choice and Welfare

17:269–282 (2000).

[a18] "Comparison functions and choice correspondences" Social Choice and Welfare 16: 513–532

(1999) with Bhaskar Dutta.

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[a17] « La norme majoritaire » Revue Economique 50: 669–698 (1999). (In French)

[a16] "A theorem on two–player symmetric zero–sum games" Journal of Economic Theory 72: 426–

431 (1997), with Gilbert Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a15] "Rank–based choice correspondences" Economic Letters 52: 279–286 (1996).

[a14] "Multivariate analysis of comparison matrices" Multicriteria Decision Analysis 5: 112–126

(1996).

[a13] « Solutions de tournois : un spicilège » Mathématiques, Informatique et Sciences Humaines

133: 7–22 (1996). (In French)

[a12] "Composition–consistent tournament solutions and social choice functions" Social Choice and

Welfare 13: 75–93 (1996), with Gilbert Laffond and Jean Lainé.

[a11] "Social choice mediators" American Economic Review (proc.) 84: 448–543 (1994) with Gilbert

Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a10] "The Copeland measure of Condorcet choice functions" Discrete Applied Mathematics 55: 273–

279 (1994) with Gilbert Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a9] "Condorcet choice correspondences: a set–theoretical comparison" Mathematical Social Sciences

30: 23–35 (1994), with Gilbert Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a8] "The Bipartisan set of a tournament game" Games and Economic Behavior 5: 182–201 (1993),

with Gilbert Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a7] "More on the tournament equilibrium set" Mathématique, Informatique et Sciences Humaines

123: 37–34 (1993), with Gilbert Laffond and Michel Le Breton.

[a6] « L'auto–organisation et le marché » Cahiers d'Economie Politique, 1992, n°20–21, pp. 259–273

avec Gilbert Laffond. (In French)

[a5] "Slater's winners of a tournament may not be in the Banks set" Social Choice and Welfare 8:

365–369 (1991), with Gilbert Laffond.

[a4] « Rendements croissants et dynamique d'un marché » Economie Appliquée, tome XLII, 1989,

n°3, pp. 63–82 avec Jacques Lesourne. (In French)

[a3] « Diffusion d'informations et évaluations séquentielles » Economie Appliquée, tome XLII, 1989,

n°3, pp. 83–128. (In French.)

[a2] « Développement des entreprises et évolution de la concurrence » Economie Appliquée, tome

XLII, 1989, n°3, pp. 155–170. (In French)

[a1] "Estimation of a Bernoulli parameter: A normative approach to replace the Bayesian one" Theory

and Decision 26: 253–262 (1989).

[b] Ouvrages (auteur) – Books, authored

[b4] Le vote et la règle majoritaire. Analyse mathématique de la politique, Paris: CNRS Editions,

2004, 208 pages. (In French)

[b3] , Athènes : Patakis, 2001. (In Greek, translation of [b1])

[b2] Tournament Solutions and Majority Voting, (volume 7 in the series Studies in Economic

Theory); Heidelberg, New–York: Springer–Verlag, 1997, 255 pages.

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[b1] Probabilités et statistiques, 262 pages, Paris : Dunod, 1987 par Jacqueline Fourastié et Jean–

François Laslier. (In French)

[c] Ouvrages édités – Books, edited

[c5] Voting Experiments (2016) Edited by A. Blais, J.-F. Laslier and K. Van der Straeten. Heidelberg:

Springer-Verlag. DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-40573-5.ISBN 978-3-319-40571-1.

[c4] Around the Cambridge Compromise (2012) Edited by J.-F. Laslier, Special issue of

Mathematical Social Sciences (2012). Amsterdam: Elsevier

[c3] Handbook on Approval Voting (2010). Edited by J.–F. Laslier and M. R. Sanver. Heidelberg:

Springer–Verlag, 481 pages. ISSN 1614–0311.

[c2] Computational Foundations of Social Choice. (2010) Edited by F. Brandt, V. Conitzer, L. A.

Hemaspaandra, J.-F. Laslier and W. S. Zwicker. Dagstuhl seminar proceedings 10101. LZI

ISSN 1862 – 4405.

[c1] Freedom in Economics: New Perspectives in Normative Analysis. Edited by J.-F. Laslier, M.

Fleurbaey, N. Gravel and A. Trannoy, London: Routledge, 1998, 299 pages.

[e] Contributions arbitrées à des ouvrages – Papers in refereed books or proceedings

[e42] “What do multiwinners voting rules do: an experiment over the two-dimensional Euclidean

domain” (2016) with Edith Elkind, Piotr Faliszewski, Piotr Skowron, Arkadii Slinko and

Nimrod Talmon Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-17).

[e41] “Multiwinner approval rules as apportionment methods” (2016) with Markus Brill and Piotr

Skowron Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-17).

[e40] “Modeling representation of minorities under multiwinners voting rules” (2016) Piotr

Faliszewski, Jean-François Laslier, Robert Schaefer, Arkadii Slinko, Nimrod Talmon and Piotr

Skowron. Social Simulation Conference.

[e39] “The consequences of internationalization on the research topics in Economics” (2016)

European Political Science (accepted). doi: 10.1057/eps.2016.8

[e38] “Introduction to Voting Experiments” (2016) In: Voting Experiments, edited by A. Blais, J.-F.

Laslier and K. Van der Straeten, Springer, pp. 1–16. André Blais, Jean-François Laslier and

Karine Van der Straeten.

[e37] “Patterns of strategic voting in run-off elections” (2016) In: Voting Experiments, edited by A.

Blais, J.-F. Laslier and K. Van der Straeten, Springer, pp. 215–236. Karine Van der Straeten,

Jean-François Laslier and André Blais.

[e36] “Individual behavior under evaluative voting: A comparison between laboratory and in situ

experiments” (2016). In: Voting Experiments, edited by A. Blais, J.-F. Laslier and K. Van der

Straeten, Springer, pp.257–269. Herrade Igersheim, Antoinette Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel, Jean-

François Laslier, and Isabelle Lebon.

[e35] “Measuring perceptions of candidate viability in voting experiments” (2016). In: Voting

Experiments, edited by A. Blais, J.-F. Laslier and K. Van der Straeten, Springer, pp. 287–302.

Simon Labbé–Saint Vincent, André Blais, Martial Foucault, Jean-François Laslier, Nicolas

Sauger and Karine Van der Straeten.

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[e34] “Electoral systems and number of candidates: candidate entry under plurality and majority

runoff” (2016). In: Voting Experiments, edited by A. Blais, J.-F. Laslier and K. Van der

Straeten, Springer, pp. 303–321. Damien Bol, André Blais, Jean-François Laslier, and Antonin

Macé.

[e33] “Introduction to the special issue: Around the Cambridge Compromise” Mathematical Social

Sciences 63(2): 65–67 (2012). DOI: 10.1016/j.mathsocsci.2012.01.007

[e32] “Why not proportional” Mathematical Social Sciences 63(2): 90–93 (2012). DOI:

10.1016/j.mathsocsci.2011.10.012

[e31] “Strategic voting in the laboratory” (2012) in Experimental Political Science, edited by B.

Kittel, W. Luhan, and R. Morton. Palgrave Macmillan. Chapter 5: pp. 95–111. With Nicolas

Sauger, André Blais, and Karine Van der Straeten.

[e30] “And the loser is… Plurality Voting” (2012) in Electoral Systems (D. S. Felsenthal and M.

Machover, eds.) Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 13, pp.327–351.

[e29] “Lessons from in situ experiments during French elections” (2011) in In Situ and Laboratory

Experiments on Electoral Law Reform (B. Dolez, B. Grofman, and A. Laurent, eds.)

Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 5, pp. 90–104.

[e28] “Introduction to the Handbook on Approval Voting” (2010) in Handbook on Approval Voting

(JF Laslier and R. Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 1, pp. 1–12. With Remzi Sanver.

[e27] “The basic Approval Voting game” (2010) in Handbook on Approval Voting (JF Laslier and R.

Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 8, pp. 153–164. With Remzi Sanver.

[e26] “In Silico voting experiments” (2010) in Handbook on Approval Voting (JF Laslier and R.

Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 13, pp. 311–335.

[e25] “Laboratory experiments on approval voting” (2010) in Handbook on Approval Voting (JF

Laslier and R. Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 14, pp. 339–356.

[e24] “Classical electoral competition under approval voting” (2010) in Handbook on Approval

Voting (JF Laslier and R. Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 17, pp. 415–429. With

François Maniquet.

[e23] “Describing society with AV data” (2010) in Handbook on Approval Voting (JF Laslier and R.

Sanver, eds.) Heidelberg: Springer. Chapter 19, pp. 455–468.

[e22] “La perception de la pauvreté et des inégalités. I: Enquêtes d’Opinion” in Leçons de Philosophie

Economique. Tome IV : La pauvreté dans les pays riches, sous la direction de A. Leroux et P.

Livet. Paris : Economica, pp. 209–224 (2009) avec Karine Van der Straeten. (In French.)

[e21] “La perception de la pauvreté et des inégalités. II: Economie Expérimentale” in Leçons de

Philosophie Economique. Tome IV : La pauvreté dans les pays riches, sous la direction de A.

Leroux et P. Livet. Paris : Economica, pp. 225–242 (2009) avec Karine Van der Straeten. (In

French.)

[e20] “L’apprentissage dans les jeux” in Economie et cognition, sous la direction de Bernard

Walliser. Paris: Editions Ophrys, pp.245–262 (2008). (In French.)

[e19] “The elementary market” in Evolutionary Micro–economics, Jacques Lesourne, André Orléan

and Bernard Walliser, Berlin : Springer (2006), pp. 43–66, with André Orléan. English

translation of [e9].

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[e18] “Game situations” in Evolutionary Micro–economics, Jacques Lesourne, André Orléan and

Bernard Walliser, Berlin : Springer (2006), pp. 67–112, with Gisèle Umbhauer and Bernard

Walliser. English translation of [e8].

[e17] “Editorial” Mathematical Social Sciences 50: 1–2 (2005)

[e16] “La rationalité économique” in Leçons de Philosophie Economique. Tome I : Economie

politique et philosophie sociale, sous la direction de A. Leroux et P. Livet, Paris : Economica,

pp.165–181 (2005). (In French.)

[e15] “Party objectives in the `divide a dollar’ electoral competition” in Social Choice and Strategic

Decisions, Essays in Honor of Jeff Banks, edited by D. Austen–Smith and J. Duggan, Springer,

pp. 113–130 (2005).

[e14] “Nouvelle économie politique (Analyse économique du vote) ”, Encyclopedia Universalis,

2004. http://www.universalis–edu.com/ corpus2.php? recherche_mode = theme&id_theme =3452 &nref=

C040060. (In French.)

[e13] “Ambiguity in electoral competition” in Logic, Game theory and Social choice, proceedings of

the International Conference LGS3, edited by S. Vannucci, Siena University Press, pp. 287–

293 (2003). This is an extended abstract of [a29].

[e12] “Approval voting: an experiment during the French 2002 presidential election”, in Logic,Game

Theory and Social choice, proceedings of the International Conference LGS3, edited by S.

Vannucci, Siena University Press, pp. 294–297 (2003) with Karine Van der Straeten. This is an

extended abstract in English of [c8].

[e11] “The evolutionary analysis of signal games” in Cognitive Economics, edited by Paul Bourgine

and Jean–Pierre Nadal, Heidelberg : Springer, pp. 281–291 (2003).

[e10] “Mathématiques de la décision collective” in MFI’03 Modèles formels de l’interaction, édité

par Adréas Herzig, Brahim Chaib–draa et Philippe Mathieu, Toulouse: Cepadues, pp. 309–312

(2003). (In French.)

[e9] « Le marché élémentaire » dans Leçons de microéconomie évolutionniste, sous la direction de

Jacques Lesourne, André Orléan et Bernard Walliser, Paris : Odile Jacob, pp. 39–62 (2002)

avec André Orléan. (In French.)

[e8] « Les situations de jeu » dans Leçons de microéconomie évolutionniste, sous la direction de

Jacques Lesourne, André Orléan et Bernard Walliser, Paris : Odile Jacob, pp. 63–101 (2002)

avec Gisèle Umbhauer et Bernard Walliser. (In French.)

[e7] « Agents historiens et anticipations rationnelles » in J. Thépot et al. (ed.) Mélanges en l'honneur

de Jacques Lesourne, Paris: Dunod, pp. 408–424 (2000). (In French.)

[e6] "Voting over basic income flat tax schedules: an incomplete information perspective", in

Logic,Game Theory and Social choice, proceedings of the International Conference LGS '99,

édited by H. de Swart, Tilburg University Press, pp. 226–238 (1999) (with Alain Trannoy and

Karine Van der Straeten).

[e5] "Choosing from comparisons: a survey of game–theoretical methods", in Advances in Decision

Analysis, edited by N. Meskens and D. Roubens, Dordrecht: Kluwer, pp.31–46 (1999).

[e4] "Behavioral learning", in Advances in Self–Organization and Evolutionary Economics, edited by

J. Lesourne and A. Orléan, Paris: Economica, pp 379–396 (1998) with Richard Topol and

Bernard Walliser.

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[e3] "A comment on Clemens Puppe's `Individual freedom and social choice’", pp.69–75 in [b3]

(1998) (with Nicolas Gravel and Alain Trannoy).

[e2] "Individual freedom of choice in a social setting”, pp. 76–92 in [b3] (1998) with Nicolas Gravel

and Alain Trannoy.

[e1] "On regular composed tournaments", pp. 359–376 in Machina and Munier (Eds), Models and

Experiments on Risk and Rationality (1993) with Gilbert Laffond and Jean Lainé.

[t] Thèses – Theses

[t2] Solutions de tournois. Monographie rédigée pour l'Habilitation à diriger les recherches en

sciences économiques, Paris : Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, 1992.

[t1] Modèles d'auto–organisation en Economie. Thèse de doctorat en Sciences Economiques, sous la

direction de Jacques Lesourne, Paris : Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, 1991.

[v] Articles de vulgarisation et divers – Popular Science and varia

[v22] « Ces modes de scrutins que vous ne connaissiez peut-être pas et qui auraient pu changer les

résultats des précédentes élections présidentielles » The Huffgington Post, le 21 avril 2017.

Sylvain Bouveret, Isabelle Lebon, Antoinette Baujard, Renaud Blanch, François Durand,

Herrade Igersheim, Jérôme Lang, Annick Laruelle, Jean-François Laslier, Vincent Merlin.

http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/sylvain-bouveret/ces-modes-de-scrutins-que-vous-ne-connaissiez-

peut-etre-pas-et-q_a_22045841/

[v21] « La représentation politique comme délégation directe » Blog Médiapart, le 20 avril 2017.

[v20] « Vers la fin du scrutin majoritaire à deux tours? » Libération, le 20 avril 2017. Jérôme

Lang, Jean-François Laslier, Antoinette Baujard, Sébastien Courtin, Thibault Gajdos,

Frédéric Gavrel, Herrade Igersheim, Jean Lainé , Annick Laruelle, Isabelle Lebon,

Vincent Merlin, Matias Nuñez, Agnieszka Rusinowska, Maurice Salles, Remzi Sanver,

Karine Van der Straeten. http://www.liberation.fr/debats/2017/04/20/vers-la-fin-du-scrutin-

majoritaire-a-deux-tours_1563797.

[v19] « FIFA: les chercheurs se divisent sur une possible réforme des tirs au but » L’Equipe, le 10

mars 2017. Avec Luc Arrondel et Richard Duhautois.

http://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Actualites/Fifa-les-chercheurs-se-divisent-sur-une-possible-

reforme-des-tirs-au-but/783563.

[v18] “A muti-winner election: the 2016 Social Choice and Welfare Council election” (2017) Blog

post on the web site of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare available at:

http://www.unicaen.fr/recherche/mrsh/scw. With Tobias Rachidi.

[v17] « La démocratie représentative ? Comprendre les modes de scrutin » La lettre de l'INSHS 46,

mars 2017, pp. 19–21.

[v16] VoteFoot. A multilingual interactive website for the election of the football player of the year

(2016). http://votefoot.org. With André Blais, Luc Arrondel, Chris Anderson, Markus Brill,

David Sally, and Karine Van der Straeten.

[v15] « La parole à… Jean-François Laslier » blog PSE, novembre 2016,

http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/fr/actualites/la-parole-a-jean-francois-laslier/

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[v14] « Systèmes électoraux, qualité de la représentation : qu’apporte la science économique à la

science politique ? » (2016) Regards croisés sur l’Economie 18: 153–164 (en Français). Avec

André Blais.

[v13] « La science politique comportementale » La lettre de l’EEP, n°18, Juillet 2014.

[v12] EuroVotePlus. An interactive website for the European Parliament elections of May 2014.

http://eurovoteplus.eu. With André Blais, Sona Golder, Laura Stephenson, and Karine Van der

Straeten.

[v11] « Impact du mode de scrutin sur les résultats de l’élection présidentielle de 2012 » Le Cercle –

Les Echos, le 30 mai 2013. http://lecercle.lesechos.fr/politique/vie-politique/221173435/impact-

mode-scrutin-resultats-election-presidentielle-2012. Avec Antoinette Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel,

Herrade Igersheim et Isabelle Lebon.

[v10] VoteForPope. A multilingual interactive website for the election of the Pope in 2013.

http://voteforpope.net. With André Blais and Damien Bol.

[v9] Vote au pluriel. An interactive website for the French presidential election of April 2012.

http://voteaupluriel.org. With André Blais and Karine Van der Straeten.

[v8] The allocation between the EU Member States of the seats in the European Parliament: The

Cambridge Compromise. European Parliament, Policy Department, Constitutional Affairs,

2011. By Geoffrey Grimmett, Friedrich Pukelsheim, Jean–François Laslier, Victoriano Ramírez

González, Richard Rose, Wojciech Słomczyński, Martin Zachariasen, and Karol Życzkowski.

[v7] « Richard McKelvey et la théorie politique » Economie Publique, 15: 185–189 (2004).

[v6] « Analyse d’un scrutin d’assentiment » Quadrature, 46:5–12 (2002) avec Karine Van der

Straeten.

[v5] « Expérience électorale du vote par assentiment » Pour la Science, juin 2002, p. 13, avec Michel

Balinski, Rida Laraki et Karine Van der Straeten. (In French.)

[v4] « Le Nobel à Amartya Sen, une consécration pour l'économie normative » Le Monde, 3 novembre

1998, avec Marc Fleurbaey, Nicolas Gravel, Philippe Mongin et Alain Trannoy.

[v3] « La Théorie du Choix Social, I Les bases de la théorie » Quadrature, sept–oct 1992, pp. 25–30

(1992).

[v2] « La Théorie du Choix Social, II La théorie des tournois » Quadrature, nov–dec 1992, pp. 29–33

(1992).

[v1] « Musique et Mathématiques » Quadrature, mai–juin 1991, pp. 5–8 (1991).

[w] Documents de travail non publiés – Unpublished working papers

[w29] “A special election: voting for the best football player of the year” (2017) André Blais, Jean-

François Daoust, Chris Anderson, Luc Arrondel, Jean-François Laslier and Karine Van der

Straeten. (Work in progress)

[w28] “Multiwinner voting rules in practice: an efficiency-inequality dilemma” (2017) with Tobias

Rachidi. (Work in progress)

[w27] “Multiwinner approval rules as apportionment methods” (2016) arXiv: 1611.08691. With

Markus Brill and Piotr Skowron. See [e41].

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[w26] “When do voters regret their vote?” (2016) Damien Bol, André Blais and Jean-François Laslier

(submitted).

[w24] “Experiments” (2016) with Antoinette Baujard and Herrade Igersheim. (submitted)

[w21] “Opinions, strategic intentions and vote: A laboratory experiment using alternative proportional

systems” (2016). Isabelle Lebon, Antoinette Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel, Herrade Igersheim, and

Jean-François Laslier. (submitted)

[w19] “Modeling representation of minorities under multiwinners voting rules” (2016) Piotr

Faliszewski, Jean-François Laslier, Robert Schaefer, Arkadii Slinko, Nimrod Talmon and Piotr

Skowron. arXiv: 1604.02364. See [e40].

[w17] “Candidate's regional ties and vote choice in the 2014 European Parliament election”

(2015) Philipp Harfst, Damien Bol, André Blais, Sona Golder, Jean-François Laslier, Laura

Stephenson, and Karine Van Der Straeten. (work in progress)

[w16] “Fairness in voting: The tale of Blottos’s lieutenants” (2015) with Alessandra Casella and

Antonin Macé. (submitted)

[w13] “Committee Approval: An application to the 2011 regional government election in

Zurich” (2014) with Romain Lachat and Karine Van der Straeten. (submitted)

[w12] “How voters use grades in evaluative voting” (2015) with Antoinette Baujard, Frédéric Gavrel,

Herrade Igersheim, and Isabelle Lebon. (submitted)

[w11] “About political polarization in Africa: An experiment on Approval Voting in Benin” (2013)

with Alda Kabre, Karine Van der Straeten and Léonard Wantchekon. (work in progress)

[w9] “Costless honesty in voting” (2010) with Bhaskar Dutta.

[w8] “A note on median evaluations in single–peaked domains” (2009). (Early version of [a43].)

[w7] “Committee decisions: Optimality and equilibrium” (2008), with Jörgen Weibull. (This is an

enlarged version of: “Incentives for informative voting” (2006) and an even shorter version is

published in [a44]).

[w6] « Analyse économique de la politique : Exercices » (2004). (In French.)

[w5] « Analyse économique de la politique : Précisions historiques » (2004). (In French.)

[w4] « Analyse économique de la politique : Précisions mathématiques » (2004). (In French.)

[w3] « Compte–rendu d’une expérience de vote à l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques » (2002), avec Michel

Balinski et Karine Van der Straeten. (In French.)

[w2] “A note on the ranking of infinite opportunity sets" (1994), document de travail du THEMA.

[w1] “A game–theoretical scoring method for ranking the participants in a tournament" (1991)

document de travail du Laboratoire d'Econométrie du CNAM, with Gilbert Laffond and Michel

Le Breton.

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Activités éditoriales –Editorial activities

Membre de comités éditoriaux – Member of Editorial Boards

Social Choice and Welfare (Springer)

Mathématiques et Sciences Humaines (Maison des Sciences de l’Homme)

Revue de Philosophie Economique (Vuibert)

Measurement : Interdisciplinary Research and Perspectives (L. Erlbaum), 2003–2016.

Editor–in–chief, Mathematical Social Sciences (Elsevier), 2005–2016.

Rapporteur extérieur (dans les dernières années) – Refereeing (in recent years)

American Economic Journal,

Microeconomics,

American Economic Review,

American Journal of Political Sciences,

American Political Science Review,

Annales d’Economie et Statistique,

British Journal of Political Science,

Complexity,

Econometrica,

Economics and Philosophy,

Economic Letters,

Economic Theory,

European Journal of Operation Research,

European Journal of Political Economy,

European Union Politics,

Games and Economic Behavior,

International Economic Review,

International Game Theory Review,

International Journal of Game Theory,

Journal of Economic Psychology,

Journal of Economic Theory,

Journal of Evolutionary Economics,

Journal of Mathematical Economics,

Journal of Mathematical Psychology,

Journal of Political Economy,

Journal of Public Economics,

Journal of the European Economic

Association,

Journal of Social and Political Psychology,

Journal of Theoretical Politics,

Management Science,

Mathematical Logic Quarterly,

Mathematical Social Science

Mathematics of Operation Research,

Order,

Public Choice,

Revue Economique,

Social Choice and Welfare,

Social Science Quarterly,

Spanish Economic Review,

Theory and Decision.

Agence Nationale de la Recherche (Fr)

Belgian Science Policy

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

(Fr.)

Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales

(Fr)

Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique,

and FWO (Belgium)

National Science Fondation (USA)

Polish National Science Centre (Narodowe

Centrum Nauki)

Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Council of Canada

Springer Verlag.

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Autres responsabilités– Other responsabilities

Member of the Council of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare (elected), 2004–2009, 2012–

2017.

At the Paris Scool of Economics: Associated Chair and Head of the group “Behavior” 2016–.

Membre nommé au Comité National du CNRS (section 37 : Economie et Gestion) 2012–2016.

Member of the board of advisors, Center for Election Science, 2014–.

Directeur du Laboratoire d’Econométrie de l’Ecole Polytechnique, 2009–2012.

Président du comité de visite de l’AERES au LAMETA (Montpellier), janvier 2010.

Organisation de colloques et autres manifestations

Program Committee 14th meeting of the society for Social Choice and Welfare June 14–17, 2018,

Seoul (Korea).

Program Committee Sixth International Workshop on Computational Social Choice June 22–24,

2016, Toulouse (France).

Program committee of the 6th Meeting of ASFEE (French Experimental Economics Association),

June 15–17, 2015, Paris (France).

Organizer of the Workshop on Voting Experiments, Université de Montréal (Canada), March 28-

29, 2014.

Program committee of the 4th Meeting of ASFEE (French Experimental Economics Association),

June 20–21, 2013, Lyon (France).

Program committee of the 11th Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare, August 17–

20, 2012, New Delhi (India).

Organizer of the Comsoc ANR winter meeting, Ecole Polytechnique, January 26, 2012.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 7 (LGS7), July

2011, Bucharest (Romania).

Program Committee Workshop Advances on Approval Voting October 15–16, 2010, Ecole

Polytechnique, Palaiseau (France).

Program Committee Third International Workshop on Computational Social Choice September

13–16, 2010, Dusseldorf (Germany)

Organizer of the Dagstuhl seminar on Computational Foundations of Social Choice, 7–12 May,

2010, Dagsthul, Germany.

Organizer of the Workshop on Choice Theory, Ecole Polytechnique, January 15–16, 2010.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 5 (LGS5), June

2007, Bilbao (Spain).

Scientific committee of the confernece AFSE–JEE on Experimental and Behavioral Economics,

May, 23–25 Lyon (France).

Organisation du workshop « Méthodes Expérimentales dans les Sciences Sociales », IEP Paris,

Janvier 2007.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 4 (LGS4), 22–24

juin 2005, Caen (France).

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Scientific committee of the Seventh International Meetings of the Society for Social Choice and

Welfare, July 22–25, 2004, Osaka (Japon).

Journées doctoriales de l’ADRES, 27–28 janvier 2004, Paris.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 3 (LGS3), 11–14

septembre 2003, Sienne (Italie).

Scientific committee of the summer school Ecole d’été de Philosophie Economique, Aix–en–

Provence, septembre 2002.

Scientific committee of the summer school Ecole d’été de Philosophie Economique, Aix–en–

Provence, septembre 2001.

Scientific committee of the summer school Ecole Thématique d’Economie Cognitive, Porquerolle,

octobre 2001.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 2 (LGS2), 21–24

juin 2001, Saint Petersbourg (Russie).

Scientific committee of the summer school Ecole Thématique d’Economie Cognitive, Berder, mai

2000.

Scientific committee of the conference Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice (LGS1), 13–16

May 1999, Tilburg (Pays–Bas).

Responsable du colloque international « Freedom in Economics » organisé à l’Université de

Cergy–Pontoise en juin 1995.

Relations internationales, résaux, visites

Membre du programme de recherche ANR Cocorico codec – Computation, Communication,

Rationality and Incentives in Collective and Cooperative Decision Making (2015-2019).

Membre du programme de recherche ANR DynaMITE – Dynamic Matching and Interactions (2014-

2017).

Member of the European Program Cost Action IC1205 Computational aspects of Social Choice

(2012–2016). [http://www.illc.uva.nl/COST-IC1205/]

Member of the expert panel on electoral reform of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO)

at the European Parliament. (2010; see [v8].)

Membre du programme canadien et européen de recherche Making Electoral Democracy Work

(2009–2016).

Membre du programme de recherche ANR interdisciplinaire COMSOC - Computational Social

Choice (2009-2012).

Membre (« Associated partner ») du programme européen EUROCORES Computational foundations

of Social Choice (2008–2011).

Membre du réseau européen TMR "Coordination et Information", regroupant des laboratoires des

universités de Alicante, Bielefield, Caen et Tel Aviv.

1999–2001: J'étais responsable pour le THEMA d'un réseau de coopération avec les pays de l'ex–

Union Soviétique sur financement de l’INTAS. Le thème de recherche est: "Measurement and

Aggregation of Preferences" et le réseau regroupe d'une part des équipes de Moscou et Saint

Petersbourg, et d'autre part Alicante, Caen, Cergy–Pontoise et Hagen.

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Visites:

One week at the University of Montreal (Canada) in June 2017.

One week at the University of Montreal (Canada) in January 2017.

One week at the University of Montreal (Canada) in June 2016.

Two weeks at the University of Auckland (New Zealand) in February 2016.

One week at the University of Montreal (Canada) in August 2015.

One week at the University of Glasgow (UK) in August 2014.

Short visit at the Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden) in April 2014.

One week at the University of Montreal (Canada) in March 2014.

One week at Washington University (St Louis Miss., USA) in March 2014.

One week at Columbia University (NY, USA) in March 2014.

Dix semaines à l’Université de Montréal (Canada) en mai-juillet 2013.

Une semaine à l’IREEP à Cotonou (Bénin) en mars 2013.

One week at the Institute for Mathematical Science, National University of Singapore, Jannuary 2013.

One week at the Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden) in Septembre 2012.

Deux semaines invité de l’IREEP à Cotonou (Bénin) en mai 2012

Courts séjours à la Stockholm School of Economics (Suède), à l’université de Warwick (GB) et à

l’université de Toulouse en 2012 et 2013.

Une semaine à l’université de Montréal (Canada) en mai 2011.

Courts séjours à la Stockholm School of Economics (Suède), à l’université de Warwick (GB) et à

l’université de Toulouse en 2011.

Deux semaines à l’IREEP à Cotonou (Bénin) en mars 2011.

Une semaine à la Stockholm School of Economics (Suède) en février 2010.

Une semaine à la Waseda University (Tokyo, Japon) en août 2009.

Deux semaines à l’IREEP à Cotonou (Bénin) en avril 2008, en avril 2009.

Une semaine à la Stockholm School of Economics (Suède) en juin 2007.

Une semaine au CORE (Louvain, Belgique) en novembre 2006.

Une semaine à l’université de Warwick (UK) en novembre 2006.

Une semaine à la Stockholm School of Economics (Suède) en novembre 2005.

Une semaine au CORE (Louvain, Belgique) en mai 2000.

Un mois à l'Indian Statistical Institute (New Dehli, Inde) en janvier 1998.

Une année au California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, USA) en 1995–96.

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Enseignement – Teaching

1984–1992 : enseignements d’Economie générale, de Mathématiques et de Statistiques au

Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers.

2003–2013 : enseignements d’Economie à l’Ecole polytechnique.

Depuis 1992 : enseignements de troisième cycle d’Economie Normative et de Théorie des Jeux dans

différentes formations doctorales (Universités de Cergy–Pontoise et Nanterre, Ecole

polytechnique, EHESS et Ecole Normale Supérieure).

Cours et séminaires :

Théorie des Choix Collectifs en Démocratie : Ecole d’Economie de Paris (Paris School of

Economics). Dans le DEA “Analyse et Politique Economique” (Ecole polytechnique, ENSAE,

ENS, EHESS, HEC) et dans le DEA d’Economie de l’Environnement et des Ressources

Naturelles (ENGREF, INAPG, Ecole polytechnique, etc.), depuis 2002. This class taught in

French or in English; in collaboration with Karine Van der Straeten from 2004 to 2009, and

with Eduardo Perez from 2010 to 2012.

Economics and Psychology Seminar : University of Paris 1, Paris School of Economics. 2014–,

seminar organized with Fabrice LeLec, Louis Lévy-Garboua and Daniel Martin.

Public Economics : Ecole polytechnique (Master level), 2006–2013.

Political Economics : Master “Evaluation of Public Policy”, Ecole polytechnique, Sciences–Po,

ENSAE, 2008-2013, in collaboration with Yukyio Koryama.

Economie Publique : Master en Economie Publique et Statistique Appliquée (MEPSA) of the Institut

de Recherche Empirique en Economie Politique (IREEP) at Cotonou, Bénin, 2008, 2009, 2012,

2013.

Modal d’Economie : Cours en petits effectifs d’initiation à la recherche, Polytechnique 2ième

année,

2012, 2013.

Economie expérimentale : une séance/an dans le cours d’Economie expérimentale du master APE,

2007, 2008, 2009.

Economie Normative et Analyse de la Politique : Dans le DEA “Analyse et Politique Economique”,

Ecole polytechnique, ENS, EHESS, 1999–2004 (cours fait en collaboration avec Philippe

Mongin).

Modèles de l’Economie Politique : Dans le DEA "Marchés et Politiques Publiques", Universités de

Cergy–Pontoise et Nanterre, 1999–2000.

Théorie de Jeux et Analyse des Institutions : dans le DEA "Economie des Institutions", Université de

Nanterre, 1997–2004.

Apprentissage dans les Jeux, Groupe de travail de l’ENSAE, 2001–2002 (avec Rida Laraki).

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Les Midis d’Economie et Philosophie, séminaire inter–universitaire, 1995–2002 (co-organisé avec

Philippe Mongin et Isabelle This–Saint-Jean).

Les Midis d’Economie et de Sciences Sociales : questions de méthodes, séminaire inter–universitaire,

2002–2004 (co–organisé avec J. Gautié, P.-C. Pradier et I. This–Saint-Jean).

Séminaire Roy 2004–2005 (avec Michael Visser), 2005–2007 (avec Jean–Christophe Vergnaud).

Direction de thèse – PhD Students

Patoinnewende Alda Kabre, Trois essais d’Economie Politique africaine, Thèse d’Economie de

l’Ecole Polytechnique, soutenue le 15 décembre 2016. [Now lecturer at the university of

Tours.]

Antonin Macé, Essays in Collective Decision Making, Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole Polytechnique,

soutenue le 30 juin 2014. [Assistant professor at the Aix-Marseille School of Economics, now

full–time researcher at the CNRS.]

Rafael Treibich, Three Essays in Economics, Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole Polytechnique, soutenue

le 4 juin 2014. [Assistant professor at the University of Southern Denmark.]

Bora Erdamar, A Proposal for the Informational Frameworks in Collective Decision Making, Thèse

d’Economie de l’Ecole Polytechnique et de l’Université Bilgi d’Istamboul (co-direction avec

Remzi Sanver), soutenue le 23 septembre 2013. [Research fellow at the University of

Rochester, USA, now Assistant professor at Bahcesehir University, Istanbul.]

Julie Tisserond, Three Essays on Microeconomics : Bounded Rationality, Choice Procedures and

Customer Loyalty, Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole Polytechnique, soutenue le 17 décembre 2012.

[Now working in the private sector.]

Matias Núñez, Questions stratégiques en théorie du vote. Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole

Polytechnique, soutenue le 26 novembre 2008. [Now full–time researcher at the CNRS.]

Marie–Anne Valfort, Le vote, entre individualisme et altruisme. Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole

Polytechnique, soutenue le 26 septembre 2007. [Assistant professor (« maître de conférence »)

at the university of Paris I.]

Bilge Ozturk, Essais d’économie évolutionniste. Thèse d’Economie de l’Ecole Polytechnique,

soutenue le 8 juillet 2005. [Assistant professor at Galatasaray University, Istanbul, Turkey.]

Romina Boarini, Justice distributive : opinions, jugements et choix individuels. Thèse d’Economie de

l’Ecole Polytechnique, soutenue le 20 avril 2004. [Economist at OCDE.]

Participation à des jurys de thèse – PhD and Habilitation (HDR) defence committees

Patoinnewende Alda Kabre, 2016, Ecole Polytechnique

Hayrullah Dindar, 2016, Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey

Matthias Weber, 2015, Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands

François Durand, 2015, Université Pierre et Marie Curie [Informatique]

Claudia Meroni, 2015, Bicocca University Milan, Italy.

Matias Núñez, 2015, Université de Cergy-Pontoise [HDR]

Mihit Battacharya, 2015, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi

Herrade Igersheim, 2015, Université de Strasbourg [HDR]

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Benoit Courtin, 2014, Université de Cergy-Pontoise [HDR]

Ali Ishan Ozkes, 2014, Ecole Polytechnique

Antonin Macé, 2014, Ecole Polytechnique

Rafael Treibich, 2014, Ecole Polytechnique

Yukio Koriyama, 2013, Université de Toulouse [HDR]

Bora Erdamar, 2013, Ecole Polytechnique et Istanbul Bilgi University

Ðura-Georg Granić, 2013, Universität Konstanz, Germany

Christine Fauvelle-Aymar, 2013, Université de Tour [HDR]

Julie Tisserond, 2012, Ecole Polytechnique

Antoine Roux, 2012, Université de Paris 1

Karine Van der Straeten, 2010, Université de Toulouse [HDR]

Thibault Gajdos, 2010, EHESS [HDR]

Morgane Tanvé, 2009, Université de Paris 1

Joäo Bravo Furtado, 2009, Université Novo de Libonne, Portugal.

Mathieu Martin, 2009, Université de Cergy–Pontoise [HDR]

Matias Núñez, 2008, Ecole Polytechnique

Stéphane Rossignol, 2008, Paris 1 [HDR]

Sylvie Thoron, 2008, EHESS [HDR]

Fabien Lange, 2007, Université de Paris 1 [Informatique]

Marie–Anne Valfort, 2007, Ecole Polytechnique, Paris.

Elodie Brahic, 2006, Université de Montpellier

Alejandro Saporiti, 2006, Queen Mary, University of London

Giuseppe Russo, 2006, EHESS

Valérie Reboud, 2006, Université de Caen

Raphael Soubeyran, 2005, Université d’Aix–Marseille

Abderrahmane Ziad, 2005, Université de Caen [HDR]

Sebastian Bervoets, 2005, Université d’Aix–Marseille

Nicolas Houy, 2005, Université de Paris 1

Bilge Ozturk, 2005, Ecole Polytechnique, Paris

Virginie Béhue, 2004, Université de Caen

Romina Boarini, 2004, Ecole Polytechnique, Paris

Eric Danan, 2004, Université de Paris 1

Olivier Tercieux, 2003, Université de Paris 1

Abel François, 2003, Université de Paris 1

Jean–Pierre Beaud, 2002, Université de Paris 6 [Mathématiques]

Philippe Mamas, 2001, Université de Paris 1

Fériel Kandil, 2001, Université de Paris 10

Laurent Vidu, 1999, Université de Caen

Philippe De Donder, 1998, Université de Namur

Karim Kilani, 1995, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris.

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Interventions orales – Talks

Conférences internationales

(* Invité. Depuis 2007)

« Les réactions des citoyens face à de nouvelles règles de vote » Colloque Démocratie et procédures

de choix collectifs en Afrique, Saint Louis (Sénégal), 29-30 Juillet 2017.*

“Experiments on the Reaction of Citizens to New Voting Rules: A Survey” DTEA 2017 Conference

(Decision: Theory, Experiments, and Applications), Paris, May 29-31 2017.*

“Multiwinner voting rules in practice: an efficiency – inequality dilemma” Political Economy

workshop, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique, March 3, 2017.*

“Experiments on the reaction of citizens to new voting rules” The Future of Democracy, Institute of

Advance Studies, University of Bologna, Bologna (Italy), November 3, 2016.*

“Multi-winners voting rules” Conference in Honor of Gilbert Laffond, CNAM, Paris (France),

September 23 – 24, 2016.*

“Fairness in voting: The tale of Blotto’s lieutenants” 13th Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and

Welfare, Lund (Sweden), June 28 – July 1, 2016.

“The tale of Blotto’s lieutenants” 6th International Workshop on Computational Social Choice,

Toulouse (France), June 22 – 24, 2016.

“Preferences about rules: an experiment” MEDW meeting, June 16–18, 2016, Montreal (Canada).*

“Electing a Parliament: principles and observations, from the voters’ point of view” Public lecture,

University of Auckland, Auckland (New Zeeland), 24 February 2016.*

“Committee Approval: a rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” Summer Workshop, Center for Mathematical Social Sciences, University of

Auckland (New Zeeland), February 18 – 20, 2016.*

“Reaching consensus through simultaneous bargaining” Conference in honor of Bhaskar Dutta, ISI,

Delhi (India), 20 – 21 December, 2015.*

“The tale of Blotto lieutenants” Conference in honor of Hervé Moulin, GREQAM, Marseille (France),

17 – 18 September, 2015.*

“The language of Political Science” ECPR general conference Roundtable, Université de Montréal,

Montreal (Canada) 26 – 29 August, 2015.*

“Electoral systems and support for female candidates” 6th Meeting of ASFEE (French Experimental

Economics Association), Paris (France), 15 – 17 June 2015.

“Are Preferences over electoral systems instrumentally based?” WIWI-BETA workshop on Voting

Behavior and Social Context, Ottrot (France), 6 – 7 June 2015.

“Reinforcement learning from comparisions: three is enough, two is not” Workshop on Rating,

Ranking, and Recommendation Systems. Paris School of Economics, 18 – 20 December 2014.

“Tournament solutions: recent developments” Graphs and Decisions, Luxembourg, 27 – 29 October

2014.*

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“EuroVotePlus: Voting for European representatives?” ECPR conference, Glasgow (Scotland),

September 5, 2014.

“EuroVotePlus: Voting for European representatives?” Annual Meeting of the American Political

Association, Washington (USA), August 30, 2014.

“Voting Experiments” Inter-disciplinary Analysis of Voting Rules Summer School, University of

Caen (France), 8 – 12 July 2014.*

“Political Representation” International Meeting of the Computational Social Choice Group keynote

lecture, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA), June 23-25, 2014.*

“Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” 12th International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare, Boston

College, Boston (USA), June 18-20, 2014.

“Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” D-TEA conference, Paris (France), June 2-4, 2014.

“Electing canton `government’ in Switzerland: a rational voter perspective” MEDW meeting, June 1,

2013, Montreal (Canada).

“Utilitarian and approval voting” Meeting of the COST action Computational Social Choice, April

15-17, 2013, Hertford college, Oxford (UK).*

“Optimal Apportionment” Algorithmic Game Theory and Computational Social Choice, 16 January

2013, National University of Singapore (Singapore).*

“Choice from a tournament” Tutorial at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences, 15 January 2013,

National University of Singapore (Singapore).*

“How people vote under different voting rules” Third Murat Sertel conference, 15–16 November

2012, CNAM, Paris (France).*

“Optimal Apportionment” 11th International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,

17–20 August 2012, Delhi (India).

“Learning from paired comparisons: three is enough” GAMES2012: congress of the Game Theory

Society. July 22–26, 2012, Istanbul (Turkey).

“Experiments on voting rules” Workshop on Networks and Institutions. July 19–20, 2012, Bilkent

University, Ankara (Turkey).*

“The `VoteAuPluriel’ experiment” MEDW meeting, June 1–2, 2012, Barcelona (Spain).*

« Expériences sur les modes de scrutin » Conférence à l’IREEP, Université d’Abomey–Calavi, May

15, 2012, Cotonou (Bénin).*

“Optimal Apportionment” D–TEA conference, 28–30 June 2011 Paris (France).

“Optimal Apportionment” Second Murat Sertel conference, 13–14 May 2011 Istanbul (Turquie).*

“In Silico Voting Experiments” Voting Power and Procedure LSE Workshop July30– August 2,

2010, Château du Baffy, Normandy (France). *

“Costless honesty in voting” 10th International Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare,

July 21–24, 2010, Moscow (Russia).*

MEDW Meeting, Université de Montréal, 29–31 May 2010 Montréal (Canada).*

“Approval Voting: Theory and Experiments” Dagstuhl seminar on Computational Foundations of

Social Choice, 7–12 May, 2010, Dagsthul (Germany).*

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“Approval Voting: Theory and Experiments” ESF event: Modelling Interaction, Dialog, Social

Choice ,and Vagueness 26–28 March 2010, Amsterdam (Netherlands).*

“Sincere, strategic, and heuristics voting: an experimental study” Mika Widgrén Memorial Workshop

on Rules, Games and Democracy. September 7–9, 2009, Turku (Finland). *

“Voting and Experiments” Logic, Games and Social Choice 6, August 26–29, 2009 University of

Tsukuba, Ibaraki (Japan).*

“Responsibility in a smaller and narrower earth” Panel discussion at the conference Logic, Games

and Social Choice 6, August 26–29, 2009 University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki (Japan).*

“The Condorcet Jury Theorem and Preference Heterogeneity” Waseda Game Theory Workshop.

August 23–25, 2009 Waseda University, Tokyo (Japan).*

“The Condorcet Jury Theorem and Preference Heterogeneity” 31th Bosphorus workshop on

Economic Design. July 4–11, 2009 Göcek (Turkey).*

“Sincere, strategic, and heuristics voting: an experimental study” Conference on Economic Design.

June 22–24, 2009 Maastricht (Netherlands).

“Lessons from Field Experiments during French Elections” Conference Reforming the French

Presidential Election System: Experiments on Electoral Reform June 15, 2009 Paris (France).*

“Sincere, strategic, and heuristics voting: an experimental study” Conference New Developements in

Social Choice and Welfare Theory, in the honor of Maurice Salles. June 10–12, 2009 Caen

(France).

MEDW Meeting, Université de Montréal, 8–12 May 2009 Montréal (Canada).*

“Interpersonal comparisons of utility: evidence from a transcontinental ultimatum game” Indian

Statistical Institute, January 9, 2009, New Delhi (India).*

“Optimality and Equilibrium for Binary Decision Problems in a Commitee” 27th Arne Ryde

Symposium: Mechanism Design. September 12–13, 2008, Lund (Sweden).*

“Looking for strategic voting: an experimental study of different voting rules” GAMES 2008

Conference, International Meeting of the Game Theory Society, July 13–17, 2008, Evanston,

IL (USA).

“Looking for strategic voting: an experimental study of different voting rules” 9th International

Meeting of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare, June 19–22, 2008, Montreal (Canada)

“Looking for strategic voting: an experimental study of different voting rules” Public Economics

Day, March 19, 2008, University of Paris 1.*

“Experiments on voting rules: Looking for strategic voting” Workshop on Game Theory, March 7–8,

2008, Milan (Italy). *

“Comparing Voting Rules in a One–dimension Setting : An Experimental Study ” III Workshop on

Social Decisions, November 22–23, 2007, Malaga (Spain). *

“Experimental methods in Political Science”, in the round table on “Reflection on the methods of

Political Science on both sides of the Atlantic”. IX congrès de l’Association Française de

Science Politique, 5–7 september, 2007, Toulouse (France).*

“Incentives for informative voting” Econometric Society European Meeting August 27–31, 2007

Budapest, (Hungary).

“Incentives for informative voting” Logic, Games and Social Choice, June 20–22, 2007 Bilbao

(Spain).

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“One Round versus Two Round elections: an experimental study” AFSE–JEE conference, May 23–

25, 2007, Lyon (France).

Séminaires et interventions orales diverses

(depuis 2007)

« Comportements stratégiques » Journées « Faire de la politique autrement ? Théorie et pratique du

choix social » Université de Saint-Etienne, les 27 et 28 avril 2017.

« Quelles élections pour quelle démocratie ? » intervention publique, L’Atelier des Gens, Fonte Nova,

Gentilly, le 21 avril 2017.

“Experiments on the reaction of citizens to new voting rules” Policy Analytics seminar, Université

Paris-Dauphine, le 30 mars 2017.

« Réactions des citoyens face à de nouvelles règles de vote » Séminaire PHITECO, Université de

Compiègne, le 24 janvier 2017.

“Multiwinner voting rules in practice: an efficiency-inequality dilemma” Lunch seminar département

des Sciences Politiques, Université de Montréal, Montréal, le 17 janvier 2017.

Preferences for voting rules” Aussois winter camp, Paris School of Economics, December 13, 2016.

« La forme de l’élection », conférence publique, Atelier Inventons Demain, Cahors, le 3 décembre

2016.

“Preferences for voting rules” Behavior seminar, Paris School of Economics, December 1st, 2016

“Voting Experiments” Master Ecomie et Psychologie, Université de Paris 1, le 21 octobre 2016.

“Les modes de scrutins” Présentation pédagogique, Nouvelle Donne, Paris, le 26 mars 2016.

“ Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” PSE Winter Camp, Aussois, December 15, 2015.

“Analyzing the EuroVotePlus experiment” Economics seminar, Milano-Bicocca university, Milan

(Italy), October 7, 2015.

“Individual behavior under evaluative voting: A comparison between laboratory and in situ

experiments” Congrès annuel de l’Association Française de Sciences Politiques, Aix-en-

Provence, le 23 juin 2015.

« Vote et démocratie » Innovatives SHS 2015, Cité des Sciences de La Vilette, Paris, les 16 et 17 juin

2015.

« Les élections et la démocratie », conférence pédagogique en lycée, Ecole Alsacienne, Paris, le 9

mars 2015.

“ Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” Economic theorys seminar, University of Glasgow, September 9, 2014.

“ Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” Economics seminar, Stockholm School of Economics, April 14, 2014.

“Utilitarian and Approval voting” Political theory seminar, March 18, 2014, Washigton University in

StLouis (USA).

“ Committee Approval: A rational theory and an application to the 2011 regional government election

in Zurich” Political Economy seminar, Columbia University, New York, March 11, 2014.

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“Optimal Apportionment and the European Union” séminaire inter-universitaire SIUTE, 18 février

2014, Lille.

« Quelle est la meilleure façon de voter ?» Emission Autour de la question sur Radio France

Internationale, le 29 novembre 213 avec Caroline Lachowski et Gilles Grancher.

« Démocratie, dictature… et mathématiques » conférence publique au Musée des Arts et Métiers,

Paris, avec Gilles Grancher, le 29 novembre 2013.

« La vérité personnelle dans l’acte de vote » Colloque Décision politique et vérité, 15 novembre

2013, Université de Paris 1, centre Sainte-Barbe.

“About political polarization in Africa: An experiment on Approval Voting in Benin” Applied

Economics seminar, October 7, 2013, Paris School of Economics.

“Utilitarian and Approval voting” Economic theory seminar, June 7, 2013, UQAM, Montréal

(Canada).

“An `In Situ’ experiment on evaluative voting” Lunch talk of the « Chaire de recherche du Canada en

études électorales » and the « Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship», May 15, 2013,

Université de Montréal (Canada).

“Voting by grading” Economic Psychology seminar, April 26, 2013, Université Paris I.

“Electing a committee with approval voting” Workshop on Voting Rules, April 19, 2013, Université

de Cergy-Pontoise.

“Vote au Pluriel: How people vote under different voting rules” Séminaire TOM, February 11, 2013,

Paris School of Economics.

“In Situ and Internet experiments on voting rules” BRIDGE Game Theory Seminar, December 7,

2012, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain).

« La Route et l’école » participation à La nuit des chercheurs, Ecole Polytechnique, 28 septembre

2012.

“A survey of voting experiments” Lunch seminar, Stockholm School of Economics, 24 September

2012.

“Learning from paired comparisons: three is enough” ANR COMSOC workshop Université Paris-

Dauphine, 17–18 septembre 2012.

« Des expériences de vote » Questions de science, atelier éducatif (16–18 ans) de l’association Paris-

Montagne. Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, 17 juillet 2012.

« Vote-au-pluriel, une expérience sur les modes de scrutin » Séminaire de physique général de

l’Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, 3 mai 2012.

“Typology of strategic reasoning in two-round elections” COMSOC Workshop, Polytechnique, 26

janvier 2012.

“Optimal Apportionment” séminaire du GATE, Lyon 14 novembre 2011.

“Optimal Apportionment” séminaire Cournot, Strasbourg 14 octobre 2011 .

“In Silico Voting Experiments” COMSOC workshop, Caen, 27 mai 2011.

“Topics on Approval Voting” Hotelling seminar, ENS Cachan, 10 mai 2011.

“The Condorcet Jury Theorem and Preference Heterogeneity” Economic Theory seminar. November

5, 2010 Paris 1.

“The Condorcet Jury Theorem and Preference Heterogeneity” Public Economics Workshop. October

1st, 2010. Toulouse School of Economics.

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“Introduction to Social Choice and Welfare Theories” journée inaugurale du programme COMSOC

de l’ANR, 14 juin 2010, université de Paris–Dauphine.

“Stubborn learning” séminaire TOM, 6 mai 2010, PSE.

“Approval voting: theory and experiment” microeconomics seminar, ETH Zurich (Suisse).

“Rôle social des parties prenantes, représentation et délégation” 11–ième Journée Transport, 20

novembre 2009, ENS Cachan.

“Classical electoral competition under approval voting” Economic seminar. November 18, 2009,

University of Milan.

“Hot Topics in Voting: Theory and Experiments” Advances in Game Theory seminar. September 18,

2009, Ecole Polytechnique.

“Approval Voting: Theory and Experiments” Game Theory seminar. August 31, 2009, Waseda

University, Tokyo (Japan).

“Sincere, Strategic, and Heuristic Voting under Four Election Rules: An Experimental Study”

Economic Theory seminar May 30, 2009, Bilbao (Spain).

“Expériences de vote” séminaire de l’ENEAM, Cotonou (Bénin) le 16 avril 2009.

“Experiments on voting rules: looking for strategic voting” Inter–disciplinary workshop on Social

Choice, Toulouse le 28 novembre 2008.

“In Silico Voting Experiments” Theory Thursdays, Polytechnique le 6 novembre 2008.

“Experiments on voting rules: looking for strategic voting” Séminaire d’Economie du Greqam,

Marseille le 12 novembre 2007.

“Incentives for informative voting” Séminaire de Théorie des Jeux IHP, Paris le 22 octobre 2007.

“Experiments on voting rules” Séminaire d’Economie du GATE, Lyon le 16 octobre 2007.

“Présentation publique des résultats du scrutin expérimental” Illkirch–Grafestaden, le 26 juin 2007.

“Le vote par approbation: théorie et observations” Séminaire d’Economie du BETA, Université Louis

Pasteur, Strasbourg le 26 juin 2007.

“Le vote par approbation: théorie et observations” Journée Mathématiques Discrètes et Sciences

Sociales, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications, Paris le 1er juin 2007.

“One–round and two–round elections: an experimental study” Séminaire Economie et Psychologie de

l’Université Paris 1, 23 mars 2007.