May 9 - 10, 2025
Kellogg School of Management
Global Hub
2211 Campus Drive, Room 4101
Evanston, Illinois
**The Global Hub will be locked over the weekend. When you arrive, please see the intercom on the right side of the entrance doors and let the front desk know you are attending the conference.**
Parking:
Parking available for both South (1847 Campus Drive) and North (2311 N. Campus Drive) campus parking garages. See parking map here.
Questions?
Email Emily Schroeder
Managerial Economics & Decision Sciences and Operations Department
Games of Communication, Persuasion and Disclosure Conference
The Games of Communication, Persuasion and Disclosure Conference, sponsored by the Kellogg Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science, will bring together leading researchers to explore recent advances in cheap talk communication, disclosure of hard information, information design and Bayesian persuasion. This literature examines how senders strategically share or withhold information, influencing the beliefs and actions of receivers.
Conference Organizer:
Nemanja Antic
Kellogg School of Management - Northwestern University
Agenda
Friday, May 9:
9:30am – 10:15am: Continental breakfast and registration check-in
10:15am – 12:00pm
Andreas Blume (University of Arizona) “Information sharing in conversations.”
- Discussant: Archishman Chakraborty (Yeshiva University)
Navin Kartik (Columbia University) "Convex Choice” (with Andreas Kleiner)
- Discussant: Bruno Strulovici (Northwestern University)
12:00pm - 1:15pm: Lunch
1:15pm - 3:00pm
Marek Pycia (University of Zurich) "Cost over Content: Information Choice in Trade” (with Kristof Madarasz)
- Discussant: Agathe Pernoud (University of Chicago)
Alexander Wolitzky (MIT) "Marginal Reputation" (with Daniel Luo)
- Discussant: Harry Pei (Northwestern University)
3:30pm - 5:15pm
Emir Kamenica (University of Chicago) "Commitment and Randomization in Communication" (with Xiao Lin)
- Discussant: Nina Bobkova (Rice University)
Stephen Morris (MIT) "Sources of authority: Is it better to be right or to be followed?"
- Discussant: Wojciech Olszewski (Northwestern University)
6:30pm Dinner (by invitation)
Saturday, May 10:
8:45am – 9:15am Continental breakfast
9:15am – 11:00am
Elliot Lipnowski (Yale University) "Communicating about Endogenous Issues" (with Doron Ravid)
- Discussant: Alexander Jakobsen (Northwestern University)
Nemanja Antic (Northwestern University) “Communication under Scrutiny” (with Archishman Chakraborty)
- Discussant: Ludmila Matyskova (University of Alicante)
11:15am – 12:15pm
Joel Sobel (UC San Diego)"Grice for Game Theorists."
- Discussant: Jeff Ely (Northwestern University)
12:15pm Lunch and conclusion