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Lectures at PIK (continued)
Date Type of Lecture Scientist Institute Title
15.05.2001 Colloquium Professor Tom Burns together with
Professor Anna Gomolinska
Department of Mathematics,
University of Bialystok, Poland
Uppsala Theory Circle,
Department of Sociology,
Uppsala University, Sweden
The general theory of games: Multi-modal decision-making,
fuzzy processes, and normative equilibria
05.06.2001 Institute Seminar Professor Sergey Pegov Centre of International Projects, Moscow,
Russia
Climate change impact on Russian economy and agriculture
25.06.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Lars-Eric Cederman Center for International Affairs,
Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
Agent-based modeling in the social sciences
02.08.2001 Colloquium Dr. Ben Matthews Choose Climate, United Kingdom Geocybernetics in cyberspace: A dynamic Java climate
model linking science and policy
01.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Kai Wirtz ICBM, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg,
Germany
09.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. Manfred A. Cuntz Department of Physics,
University of Texas at Arlington, USA
16.11.2001 Institute Seminar Dr. habil. Alfons Balmann University of Applied Sciences, Neubrandenburg,
Germany
04.12.2001 Institute Seminar Prof. Dr. Gustav Feichtinger Institute for Econometry,
Operations Research and Systems Theory,
Technical University Vienna, Austria
11.12.2001 Institute Seminar Professor Eugene Rosa Visiting Professor at the Institute for Environmental
Sociology,
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Environmental determinants of early human history: Global
dynamical simulation studies vs. the contingency paradigm
Planets around other stars and star-planet interactions
Adjustment costs of agri-environmental policy switchings -
A multi-agent approach
The economics of deviant behaviour: A dynamic cost-benefit
analysis
The STIRPAT Research Program: Integrating human ecology
with social scientific theories