D-TEA 2025 Program and Registration

[DTEA Conference]

Dear all,

The D-TEA website is updated, with a tentative program:

https://sites.google.com/site/dteaworkshop/

The home page has a link to a registration form (for our headcount).  If you plan to attend, as we hope you will, please fill it in at your earliest convenience, but no later than June 1st.

Looking forward to seeing you in Paris,

The Organizing Committee

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D-TEA 2025: Call for Papers

 

The next D-TEA (Decision: Theory, Experiments, Applications) will be held in Paris, over three days, June 12-14, 2025 (Thursday-Saturday).  There is no theme for the submitted papers.  We hope to have a few invited talks, around a theme to be announced.

We will be hosted by Paris School of Economics (PSE) in the 14^th arrondissement.

With the goal of promoting interaction, the conference has no parallel sessions, and talks will be relatively short (30 minutes).

We solicit submission of contributed papers.  We will strive to have the balance of topics and of methods that we have always tried to maintain. 

Papers should be submitted by January 31, 2025, and sent to

dtea...@gmail.com

D-TEA involves no financial transactions: there is no registration fee (though registration will be required for our head count), and, unfortunately, we cannot offer any reimbursement for travel or accommodation expenses.  

[DTEA Conference]

Dear All,

The D-TEA website now has a slightly less tentative program:

https://sites.google.com/site/dteaworkshop/

If you plan to attend and haven't yet registered, please do so by June 1st.

[DTEA Conference]

Dear All,

We append and attach the call for papers for D-TEA 2026.

All the best,

The Organizing Committee

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D-TEA 2026: Call for Papers

 

The next D-TEA (Decision: Theory, Experiments, Applications) will be held in Paris, over three days, June 1-3, 2026 (Monday-Wednesday).  There is no theme for the submitted papers.  We hope to have a few invited talks, around a theme to be announced.

We will be hosted by Paris School of Economics (PSE) in the 14^th arrondissement.

With the goal of promoting interaction, the conference has no parallel sessions, and talks will be relatively short (30 minutes).

We solicit submission of contributed papers.  We will strive to have the balance of topics and of methods that we have always tried to maintain. 

Papers should be submitted by January 31, 2026, and sent to

[DTEA Conference]

Dear All,

We're writing to remind everyone that the deadline for submission is at the end of January.

We take this opportunity to add a few comments:

* As in the past few years, D-TEA will have invited speakers whose topics are related.  The invited speakers this year are 

Carole Bernard (Grenoble School of Management)

Jean-Edouard Colliard (HEC, Paris)

Frank Riedel (Bielefeld University)

* However, the contributed papers have no "theme", and you're welcome to submit any paper related to "D-TEA".

* The technicalities of the deadline: we take it to be Jan 31 at midnight.  We have no problem waiting for midnight in, say, California, but please don't be later than that -- we hate to be petty, but have to be fair.

* It's OK to submit an extended abstract or a presentation rather than a complete paper, but this usually affects the evaluation.  As an empirical observation, short abstracts have never been accepted.  On the other hand, there have been cases of accepted incomplete papers.  The point is only to make sure that the committee and referees can assess the quality of the contribution.

* Committee members and their colleagues can submit papers, too.  As is usually done in journals, in the case of a paper written or co-authored by one of the members of the committee, it is evaluated by the others in an anonymous way.

All the best for 2026 and beyond!

The Organizing Committee