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International Studies student receives 2016 GDN Springer Young Researcher Award.

Release:Jul 13, 2016 Update:Jan 4, 2023
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One of our PhD students has just received an award for his theoretical paper on procedural choice. Takahiro Suzuki and Professor Masahide Horita presented a paper entitled "Plurality, borda count, or anti-plurality: Regress convergence phenomenon in the procedural choice" at the 2016 International Conference on Group Decision & Negotiation. This year's GDN conference was hosted by Western Washington University, and Takahiro was awarded the "2016 GDN Springer Young Researcher Award" for his work supervised by Professor Horita.

 

Photo:left:Professor Keith Hipel, University of Waterloo
right:Professor Gregory Kersten, Concordia University