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Cv Giulia Andrighetto Abbreviated Curriculum Vita (December, 2012) GIULIA ANDRIGHETTO Education Ph.D, (Philosophy) University of Rome, La Sapienza (2007) Laurea (summa cum laude), (Philosophy) University of Rome, La Sapienza (2002) Academic Appointments Research Fellow, European University Institute, Florence (2012- ) Research Fellow, Institute of Cognitive Science and Technologies, CNR, Rome (2011- ) Jemolo Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford, UK (June-July, 2012) Visiting Fellow, Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science, Tilburg University, Nederland (March-April, 2012) Max Weber Post-doctoral fellow, European University Institute, Florence (2010-2011) Visiting Fellow, Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA (November, 2008) Post-doctoral fellow, Institute for Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, CNR, Rome (2007-2010) Visiting fellowship, University of Paris 7, Philosophy Department, Paris, France (October 2005 - March 2006) Awards and fellowships Vittorio Sainati Award for the best doctoral dissertation in Philosophy discussed in Italy between 2006 and 2007, ETS Press (2008) Jemolo Fellowship, Nuffield College, Oxford (May-July 2012) Post-doctoral Max Weber fellowship, European University Institute, Florence (2010-2011) Short term mobility fellowship (National Research Council of Italy) at the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA (November 2008) 1 Visiting fellowship at the University of Paris 7, Philosophy Department, Paris, France (October 2005 - March 2006) Publications: Peer Reviewed Academic Journals Tummolini, L., Andrighetto, G., Castelfranchi, C. & Conte, R "A convention or (tacit) agreement betwixt us: on reliance and its normative consequences", Synthese (2012) Andrighetto G. and Castelfranchi, C. “Norm compliance: the prescriptive power of normative actions”. Paradigmi, (forthcoming) Andrighetto G, Mayor, E. Sartor, G. and Conte, R. “Introduction to the Special Issue Simulation, Norms and Laws”, Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Law (2012) Andrighetto G, and Conte, R. “Norm Compliance. From Norm Adoption to Flexible Automated Conformity”, Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Law (2012) Andrighetto, G., Boella, G., Sichman, J. and Verhagen, H. “Introduction to the Special Issue Special Issue: Social Networks and Multiagent Systems”, Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory, 17 (1), 315-317 (2011) Andrighetto, G., Villatoro, D., Cecconi, F. and Conte, R. “Agent-based simulation and cooperation theory: The role of sanction”, Sistemi intelligenti. Rivista quadrimestrale di scienze cognitive e di intelligenza artificiale, 2, 367-376 (2011) Andrighetto, G.,Villatoro, D. and R. Conte "Norm internalization in artificial societies", AI Communication, 23 4, 325-339 (2010) Andrighetto, G., Conte, R., and Francesca Giardini “The Cognitive Underpinnings of Counter- Reaction: Revenge, Punishment and Sanction”, Sistemi intelligenti. Rivista quadrimestrale di scienze cognitive e di intelligenza artificiale, 3, 521-532 (2010) 2 Cecconi, F., Campennì, M., Andrighetto, G. and Conte, R. What do Agent-Based and Equation- Based Modelling tell us about Social Conventions: The clash between ABM and EBM in a congestion game framework", Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation, 13 (1) 6 (2010) Campenni', M., Cecconi, F., Andrighetto, G., Conte, R. "Norm and Social Compliance A Computational Study", IJATS 2 (1), 50-62, (2010) Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., Campennì, M. “Internalizing Norms: A Cognitive Model of (Social) Norms’ Internalization”, IJATS 2 (1), 63-73, (2010) Andrighetto, G., Campennì, M., Cecconi, F., Conte, R. "Normal = Normative? The role of intelligent agents in norm innovation", Mind & Society, 8, (2), 153-172 (2009) Andrighetto, G. "Universali linguistici e categorie grammaticali: la teoria delle parti del discorso" (Linguistic Universals and Grammar Categories: the Parts of Speech Theory) Paradigmi, 2009/2, 113-122 (2009) Publications: Books Conte, R. Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G., Governatori, G., Noriega, P., and L. van der Torre (Eds.) A Prospective view of Normative Multi Agent Systems". Dagstuhl Follow-up Series (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G. Universali linguistici e categorie grammaticali: la teoria delle parti del discorso. (Linguistic Universals and Grammar Categories: the Parts of Speech Theory), ETS Press (2010) Publications: Edited Journal Issues 3 Andrighetto, G., Sartor, G., Mayor, E. and Conte, R. “Special Issue Simulation, Norms and Laws”, Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Law, (2012). Andrighetto, G., Boella, G., Sichman, J., Verhagen, H. "Special Issue on Social Networks and Multiagent Systems", Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory (2012) Publications: Book Chapters Andrighetto, G., C., Castelfranchi, E., Mayor, J., McBreen, M., Lopez-Sanchez, S., Parsons “(Social) Norm Dynamics”. In Andrighetto, G., G. Governatori, P. Noriega and L. van der Torre, (Eds.) A Prospective view of Normative Multi Agent Systems. Dagstuhl Follow-up Series (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G., R. Conte, Cranefield, S., Purvis, M., Purvis, M., Savarimuthu, T., S., D. Villatoro “(Social) Norms and Agent-Based Simulation”. In S. Ossowski (Ed.), Agreement Technologies. Law, Governance and Technology Series 8 (2013) Cecconi, F. Andrighetto, G., Conte, R. How Social Norms can Make the World More Regular and Better. In Lettieri, N. (Ed.) Law and Computational Social Science (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G., and Castelfranchi, C. “Norms”. In S. Ossowski (Ed.), Agreement Technologies. Law, Governance and Technology Series 8 (2013) Conte, R., Andrighetto, G. and Campenni, M. “Introduction” In Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies. Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G. and Conte, R. "Loops in Social Dynamics" In Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies. Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) 4 Andrighetto, G. and Conte, R. "Norms’ Dynamics as a Complex Loop". In Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies. Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) Campenni, M., Andrighetto, Conte, R., and Cecconi, F. "Hunting for norms in unpredictable societies". In Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies. Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G., Conte, R. and Villatoro, D. " Norm Internalization in Artificial Societies ". In Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. (Eds.) Minding Norms. Mechanisms and dynamics of social order in agent societies. Oxford Series on Cognitive Models and Architectures, Oxford University Press (forthcoming) Andrighetto, G., Giardini F., Conte R. “Institutions Evolving Through the Mind. A Cognitive and Computational Approach”. In F. Paglieri, L. Tummolini, R. Falcone & M. Miceli (Eds.) The goals of cognition. Essays in honor of Cristiano Castelfranchi. London: College Publications. (2012), Andrighetto, G., D. Villatoro “Sanction as a viable tool for promoting cooperation: a cognitive and simulation model”. EUI Working Papers. MWP 2011/10 Andrighetto, G., "A comment on Rainer Hegselmann and Oliver Will, Modelling Humes's moral and political theory. The design of Hume 1.0", In M. Baurmann, G. Brennan, R. E. Goodin, N. Southwood (Eds.) Norms and Values. The role of social norms as instruments of value realisation, Nomos, Germany, 84-90 (2010) Conte, R., Andrighetto, G., and Campennì, M. "The Immergence of Norms in Agent Worlds. In Aldewereld, H., V. Dignum, G. Picard (Eds.) Engineering Societies in the Agents World X. 10th Annual International Workshop ESAW, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Springer-Verlag, 1- 14 (2010) 5 Andrighetto, G., Cecconi, F., Campennì, M., and Conte, R. "The Complex Loop of Norm Emergence: a Simulation Model", In K. Takadama, C. C. Revilla, G. Deffuant (Eds.) Simulating Interacting Agents and Social Phenomena: The Second World Congress, Agent-Based Social Systems, Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences, Springer-Verlag, 17-33 (2010) Andrighetto, G "Classificazione delle parti del discorso: superare la dicotomia tra parola e contesto" (The Parts of Speech Classification: Beyond the word and context dichotomy) In R. Petrilli, D. Femia (Eds.), Il filo del discorso. Intrecci testuali, articolazioni linguistiche, composizione logiche, Aracne, Roma, 45-63 (2007) Andrighetto, G "Cultura e modularita" (Culture and Modularity). In F. Ferretti, M. Marraffa (eds.) Architetture della Mente. Saggi sulla modularità, Abramo editore, Catanzaro, 169-187 (2006) Publications: Conference Proceedings D.Villatoro, G. Andrighetto, J. Brandts, J. Sabater-Mir, R. Conte, “Distributed punishment as a norm-signalling tool”, Proceedings of AAMAS 2012, pp. 1189-1190 D. Villatoro, G. Andrighetto, R. Conte and J. Sabater-Mir. “Dynamic Sanctioning for Robust and Cost-Efficient Norm Compliance”. Proceedings of the Twenty-Second International Joint Conference
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