Programme

Tuesday 23 August
		Colin Howson	Don't Bet on Dutch Books
		Mark Colyvan	Dutch Books and Bayesian Representation Theorems
		Michael Schütte	Why "Depragmatizing" the Dutch Book Argument Is Not a Good Idea
		Lina Eriksson	The Dutch Book, Pragmatism and the Definition of Degrees of Belief
		Carl Wagner	Peter Walley’s Formulation of Subjective Probability: An Appreciation
Wednesday 24 August
		Brad Armendt	Coherence and Consistency
		Jan-Willem Romeyn	Meaning Shifts, Epistemic Actions, and Diachronic Dutch Books
		Martin Rechenauer	Some Remarks on Game-Theoretic Interpretations of Diachronic Dutch Books
		Brian Weatherson	Dutch Books and Infinity
		John Cantwell	Dutch Book Arguments and Bets on Conditionals
		Ondrej Majer and Libor Běhounek	Betting on Fuzzy Logics
Thursday 25 August
		Peter Milne	Popper Functions, Dutch Books, and Conditionalization
		Adrien Barton	Dutch Book Arguments in Case of Fission of a Rational Agent
		George Kahrimanis	Trading Conditional Risks: The Reference Class Problem Reformed as a Workable Decision Problem, Assuming a Free and Fair Insurance Market
		James Joyce	Subjective Probability and the Aim of Truth
		Sergio Wechsler	Inadequacy of Bayesian Conditioning in the Generalized Prisoners Paradox
		Kenneth A. Presting	A Generalized Dutch Book Theorem for Probability on a First-Order Language
Friday 26 August
		Susan Vineberg	The Role of Dutch Book Arguments in Probabilistic Epistemology
		Andy Egan and Adam Elga	I Can't Believe I'm Stupid
		Alan Hájek	Arguments for Probabilism - Or Non-Probabilism