Decision Analysis Publication Award

2012 First Place: Samuel D. Bond , Georgia Institute of Technology ; Kurt A. Carlson , Georgetown University ; Ralph Keeney, Duke University

Purpose of the Award

This award is given annually to the best decision analysis article or book published in the second preceding calendar year (i.e. calendar year 2007 for consideration in 2009). The award is accompanied by a plaque and a $750 honorarium. The intent of the award is to recognize the best publication in "decision analysis, broadly defined." This includes, but is not limited to, theoretical work on decision analysis methodology (including behavioral decision making and non-expected utility theory), descriptions of applications, and experimental studies.

Past Awardees

2012 First Place Samuel D. Bond , Georgia Institute of Technology Kurt A. Carlson , Georgetown University Ralph Keeney, Duke University
Finalist Gregory S. Parnell Christopher M. Smith Frederick I. Moxley Kenneth C. Lichtendahl Jr. Samuel E. Bodily
2011 First Place James E. Matheson, SmartOrg Inc. Ali Abbas, Department of Industrial and Systems
2010 First Place George Wu, University of Chicago Alex B. Markle, New York University
2009 First Place Mohammed Abdellaoui, CNRS France
Han Bleichrodt, IMTA Erasmus University Corina Paraschiv
Finalist Kenneth C. Lichtendahl Jr. , Darden School of Business Robert L. Winkler, Duke University
2008 First Place Louis Eeckhoudt Harris Schlesinger
Finalist Henry P. Stott
Fabio Maccheroni Massimo Marinacci, Universita de Torino Aldo Rustichini
2007 First Place Craig R. Fox, University of California - Los Angeles Robert T. Clemen, Duke University
2006 First Place Robert Bordley, General Motors Research Lab Craig W. Kirkwood, Dept. of Supply Chain Management, Arizona State University
2005 First Place Daniel Kahneman, Princeton University
2004 First Place Richard M. Anderson, Duke University Benjamin F. Hobbs, Johns Hopkins University
2003 First Place Han Bleichrodt, Erasmus University Jose Luis Pinto Peter P. Wakker, Erasmus University
2002 First Place Sylvia J.T. Jansen Anne M. Stiggelbout Peter P. Wakker, Erasmus University Marianne A. Nooij Evert M. Noordijk Job Kievit
2001 First Place John S. Hammond, John S Hammond Associates Ralph L. Keeney, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University Howard Raiffa, Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Administration
2000 First Place James E. Smith, Duke University
1999 First Place Elke U. Weber, Columbia University Business School Richard A. Milliman
1998 First Place Gordon Hazen, Northwestern University James Pellesier
1997 First Place James E. Smith, Duke University Robert F. Nau, Duke University
1996 First Place M.-Elisabeth Paté-Cornell, Stanford University Paul S. Fischbeck, Carnegie Mellon University
1995 First Place James E. Smith, Duke University
1994 First Place Ralph L. Keeney, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
1993 First Place Robert T. Clemen, Duke University
1992 First Place Robert T. Clemen, Duke University Robert L. Winkler, Duke University
1991 First Place Peter C. Fishburn Irving H. LaValle, Tulane University
1990 First Place Ross Shachter, Stanford University


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Jason R. W. Merrick
Statistical Sciences and Operations Research
Virginia Commonwealth University
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