DIMACS Tutorial on Social Choice and Computer Science

May 10 - 14, 2004
DIMACS Center, CoRE Building, Rutgers University

Organizers:

Kevin Chang, University of Illinois, kcchang@cs.uiuc.edu

Michel Regenwetter, University of Illinois, regenwet@uiuc.edu

Papers and Slides:

• Kevin Chang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  Ranking and Preference in Database Search:
  Similarity and Relevance
  References

  Ranked Query Processing: Order-based Paradigm
  References

• William W. Cohen, Carnegie Mellon University
  Collaborative Filtering: A Tutorial

• Jonathan Goler, MIT
  Internet Voting: Possibilities and Perils
  References

• Ravi Kumar, IBM Almaden Research Center
  Internet Search and Metasearch
  References

• Michel Regenwetter, University of Illinois
  Mathematical Representations of Preference and Utility
  (& their role in Social Choice)

  Behavioral Social Choice Theory

• Craig Tovey, Georgia Tech
  Computational Complexity of Social Choice Procedures

• Arnold Urken, Stevens Institute of Technology
  An Introduction to Voting Theory: History and Procedures
  References

  Voting and Security
  References

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