The aim of this workshop is to look in new systematic ways at the contrast between individual values and social values. We go\u00a0beyond traditional preference or judgment aggregation, placing a\u00a0focus on agents\u2019 communication at a micro-level in social networks.\u00a0In that process, agents share new evidence or arguments and they\u00a0change their preferences or values. Over time, norms then emerge,\u00a0where some norms die out, while others stabilize. We want to\u00a0understand this complex of phenomena, with an emphasis on the\u00a0interplay between social structure and dynamic communication. Parts of these social processes have been studied in different paradigms such as evolutionary game theory, or simulation-based computer science. In this workshop our focus is on also bringing in methods from dynamic-epistemic logic and argumentation theory, broadly conceived, to understand how norms emerge and survive, tied to the agents\u2019 reasoning at each stage. We will consider case\u00a0studies, such as autonomous driving and the emergence of norms\u00a0to resolve conflicts, but also general themes, such as the relation\u00a0between legal rules, individual and social values. We welcome work from a variety of formal perspectives.<\/p>\n
LFDSN 2019 will take place at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China, 4-5 May 2019. It is funded jointly by Zhejiang University and the National Project\u00a0\u201cLogics of information Flow in Social Networks<\/a>\u201d led by Fenrong Liu at Tsinghua University.<\/p>\n We invite submissions from confirmed participants, projects team members and keynote speakers. In addition, we invite any submission that is highly relevant to the workshop themes below. We accept full papers (12 pages) or extended abstracts (4 A4 pages) :<\/p>\n \u2013 Social values Important Dates:<\/strong> Submissions:<\/strong> Full papers (12 pages) or extended abstracts (4 A4 pages) must be in English and must be submitted to LFDSN 2019 EasyChair site: https:\/\/easychair.org\/conferences\/?conf=lfdsn2019<\/a><\/p>\n
\n\u2013 Moral values
\n\u2013 Social norms
\n\u2013 Social networks
\n\u2013 Epistemic logic
\n\u2013 Belief revision
\n\u2013 Formal argumentation
\n\u2013 Judgement aggregation
\n\u2013 Deontic logic
\n\u2013 Preference logic
\n\u2013 Norm change
\n\u2013 Game logic
\n\u2013 Autonomous driving and intelligent system
\n\u2013 Legal reasoning
\n\u2013 AI Ethics
\n\u2013 Social epistemology<\/p>\n
\nSubmission deadline: February 1, 2019
\nNotification of acceptance: March 15, 2019
\nFinal version of accepted papers: April 1, 2019
\nWorkshop: May 4-5, 2019<\/p>\n