Monday (1 invited talk, 11 regular talks, posters)
9:00-10:00 Session 1: Invited talk	Invited talk: David Chaum
Monday 10:00-10:20	Coffee
10:20-11:20 Session 2: Fair allocation	Dynamic proportional sharing: A game-theoretic approach
	Comparing approximate relaxations of envy-freeness
	Democratic fair allocation of indivisible goods
Monday 11:20-11:40	Coffee
11:40-12:40 Session 3: Manipulation and control	Fall if it lifts your teammate: a novel type of candidate manipulation
	Very hard electoral control problems
	High-multiplicity election problems
Monday 12:40-14:10	Lunch
14:10-15:50 Session 4: Empirical analysis	The assignment problem with diversity constraints with an application to ethnic integration in public housing
	An axiomatic and empirical analysis of mechanisms for online organ matching
	The communication burden of single transferable vote, in practice
	Big city vs. the great outdoors: voter distribution and how it affects gerrymandering
	Efficient crowdsourcing via proxy voting
Monday 15:50 -	Coffee and poster session

 

Tuesday (1 invited talk, 14 regular talks, business meeting, banquet)
9:00-10:00 Session 6: Invited talk	Invited talk: Ashish Goel
Tuesday 10:00-10:20	Coffee
10:20-11:20 Session 7: Matching	Tradeoffs between information and ordinal approximation for bipartite matching
	Robust and approximately stable marriages under partial information
	Random paths to popularity In two-sided matching
Tuesday 11:20-11:40	Coffee
11:40-12:40 Session 8: Graph-theoretic approaches	Robust bounds on choosing from large tournaments
	Complexity of verification in incomplete argumentation frameworks
	Multi-issue opinion diffusion under constraints
Tuesday 12:40-14:10	Lunch
14:10-15:30 Session 9: Multiwinner elections	Optimization-based voting rule design: the closer to utopia the better
	A quantitative analysis of multi-winner rules
	Proportionality and strategyproofness in multiwinner elections
	Multiwinner elections with diversity constraints
Tuesday 15:30-16:00	Coffee
16:00-17:20 Session 10: Cooperative games	Simplified group activity selection
	Statistically stable communities with limited interactions
	Trading transforms of non-weighted simple games and integer weights of weighted simple games
	How to form winning coalitions in mixed human-computer settings
Tuesday 17:20-17:40	Coffee
Tuesday 17:40-18:40	Business meeting
Tuesday 19:00-	Banquet

 

Wednesday (1 invited talk, rump session, 9 regular talks)
9:00-10:00 Session 11: Invited talk	Invited talk: Glen Weyl
Wednesday 10:00-10:30	Coffee
10:30-11:50 Session 12: Axiomatic analysis	Positional social decision schemes: fair and afficient portioning
	Aggregating incomplete judgments: axiomatisations for scoring rules
	Voting with ties: strong impossibilities via SAT solving
	Social choice with non quasi-linear utilities
Wednesday 11:50-13:20	Lunch
Wednesday 13:20-14:20	Rump session
Wednesday 14:20-14:50	Coffee
15:50-16:30 Session 13: Further topics	Heuristic voting as ordinal dominance strategies
	Personalised rating
	Negotiation strategies for agents with ordinal preferences
	Social mechanisms for the collective engineering of ontologies
	The museum of social choice