The following papers were presented at LOFT 2010.

• 5 Frederik Herzberg and Daniel Eckert
  Impossibility results for infinite-electorate abstract aggregation rules
• 6 Hubie Chen
  Bounded Rationality, Strategy Simplification, and Equilibrium
• 7 Erick Gonzalez and Rafael A. Espin
  Analysis of two fuzzy negotiation solutions by Knowledge Engineering to n-person cooperative games, from the point of view of imputation's axioms and Shapley Value's axiomatic
• 9 Nicolas Troquard
  Playing equilibria: What's the outcome function, again?
• 10 Giacomo Bonanno
  A characterization of sequential equilibrium in terms of AGM belief revision
• 11 Burkhard Schipper
  Awareness-Dependent Subjective Expected Utility
• 12 Pinghan Liang
  Transfer of Authority within Bureaucracy
• 14 Caitlin Phillips, Doina Precup, Prakash Panangaden and Merhnoosh Sadrzadeh
  Reasoning About Factual Games Using Information Updates
• 15 Samson Abramsky and Jonathan Zvesper
  From Lawvere to Brandenburger-Keisler: interactive forms of diagonalization and self-reference
• 16 Christian W. Bach and Andres Perea.
  Agreeing to Disagree with Lexicographic Prior Beliefs
• 20 Owen Rees
  Why Betting Odds and Credences Come Apart
• 21 Lorenz Demey
  Some Remarks on the Model Theory of Epistemic Plausibility Models
• 23 Guillaume Aucher
  Towards a logic of update
• 24 Ziv Hellman
  Almost Common Priors
• 26 Elliott Wagner
  The Dynamics of Costly Signaling
• 27 Iyad Rahwan and Fernando Tohme
  Judgement Aggregation Over Conflicting Arguments: An Extended Abstract
• 29 Yong Xie and C-H. Luke Ong.
  A Notion of Game Composition and Incorporation
• 30 Jan van Eijck, Yanjing Wang and Floor Sietsma
  Composing Models
• 31 Ben Rodenhauser
  Intentions in Interaction. A Dynamic Epistemic Logic Approach
• 34 Thomas Agotnes, Johan van Benthem, Hans van Ditmarsch and Stefan Minica
  Question-Answer Games
• 35 Sara L. Uckelman.
  Deceit and Nondefeasible Knowledge: The Case of Dubitatio
• 38 Michael Trost
  An Epistemic Characterization of Iterated Deletion of Inferior Strategy Profiles in Preference-Based Type Spaces
• 43 Pei-yu Melody Lo
  Language and Coordination Games
• 44 Satoru Suzuki
  Prolegomena to Threshold Utility Maximiser's Preference Logic
• 45 Valentin Goranko and Peter Hawke
  On the Dynamics of Information and Abilities of Players in Multi-Player Games
• 46 Dragan Doder, Zoran Ognjanovic and Aleksandar Perovic
  A linear time logic for reasoning about political consensus
• 47 Franklin Camacho and Ramon Pino Perez
  Dominance plausible rule and transitivity
• 48 Franz Dietrich and Christian List
  A reason-based theory of rational choice: an overview
• 50 Konstantinos Georgatos
  Update Using Subset Logic
• 51 Krzysztof Apt and Jonathan Zvesper
  Public Announcements in Strategic Games with Arbitrary Strategy Sets
• 52 Conor Mayo-Wilson, Kevin Zollman and David Danks
  Wisdom of Crowds vs Groupthink: Learning in Groups and in Isolation
• 53 Daniel Eckert and Christian Klamler
  A problem with strategy-proofness for abstract aggregation rules with metrically consistent preferences
• 56 Lirong Xia, Vincent Conitzer and Jerome Lang
  Strategic Sequential Voting in Multi-Issue Domains and Multiple-Election Paradoxes
• 57 Wiebe van der Hoek, Cees Witteveen and Michael Wooldridge
  Program Equilibrium -- A Program Reasoning Approach
• 58 Olivier Roy and Eric Pacuit
  Of what one cannot speak, must one pass over in silence? Logical Perspective on universal knowledge structures
• 59 Ido Ben-Zvi and Yoram Moses
  On Interactive Knowledge with Bounded Communication
• 60 Cedric Degremont and Lena Kurzen
  Cooperation and Stability in Modal Logics: Comparing Frameworks and Determining Descriptive Difficulty
• 61 Emiliano Lorini
  A Logical Account of Social Rationality in Strategic Games