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source: Hebrew University of Jerusalem 2010年7月19日
The Center for the Study of Rationality
Founded in 1991, the Hebrew University's Center for the Study of Rationality is a unique venture in which faculty, students, and guests join forces to explore the rational basis of decision-making. Coming from a broad sweep of departments — mathematics, economics, psychology, biology, education, computer science, philosophy, business, statistics, and law — its members apply game- theoretic tools to examine the processes by which individuals seeking the path of maximum benefit respond to real-world situations where individuals with different goals interact.
Largely inspired by the pioneering work of Professors Robert John Aumann (Nobel Laureate in Economics 2005) and Menahem Yaari (President of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities), the range of the Center's scientific activity is unparalleled in the world. Most interdisciplinary centers aim to promote cooperation between researchers in two or three different fields, whereas the Center for Rationality is a truly multidisciplinary enterprise, drawing on the talents of outstanding scholars from ten different departments in four faculties of the University. The richness of perspective is a vital aspect of the Center's mission: to explore models that describe interactive decision-making as it occurs in every one of these disciplines, and beyond.
Through its workshops and conferences the Center challenges academics to break free from the governing rubrics of their individual specialties and, instead, to direct their gaze toward the wider horizon of interactive dynamics. As of the 2005-06 academic year the Center opened a Ph.D. Program for Excellent Students: taking specially designed courses that are offered by the Center, the students accepted to the program are the best from all the institutions of higher learning in Israel and from all the disciplines represented by Center members.
The Center is a hub of activity: it holds workshops, conferences, seminars, and lectures, including the popular Rationality on Friday interdisciplinary colloquium; it hosts world-class guest scholars from around the world and publishes a series of highly regarded Discussion Papers based on Center activities.
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Benjamin Z. Kedar Benjamin Z. Kedar, The Hebrew University (October 26, 2006): "Medieval Decision-Making and Rationality: The Horns of Hattin 1:30:19
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Menachem Yaari 1:29:32
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Raphael Falk 1:44:03
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Motty Perry 1:27:19
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Ariel Rubinstein 1:33:18
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Daniel Kahneman 1:32:32
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Maya Bar-Hillel 1:34:11
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Avner Ofer 1:17:44
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Avner Ofer 1:35:01
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Itamar Pitowsky 1:36:23
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Leo Corry 1:31:45
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Israel Finkelstein 1:31:30
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Edna Ullman-Margalit 1:29:54
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Alexander Yaakobson 1:30:00
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Kobi Metzer 1:24:01
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Reuven Amitai 1:33:46
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Rony Ellenblum 1:27:28
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Michael Heyd 1:28:14
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Joseph Zeira and Nathan Sussman 1:32:01
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Yisrael Aumann 1:27:15
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Gary Bornstein 1:29:27
History and Rationality Lecture Series - Shmuel Eisenstadt 1:12:33
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