<p>PartIMarketMechanisms</p><p>1Zero-IntelligenceTradingWithoutResampling3</p><p>MarcoLiCalziandPaoloPellizzari</p><p>3MarketBehaviorUnderZero-IntelligenceTradingandPrice</p><p>Awareness.27</p><p>LuciaMilone</p><p>PartIIEvolutionandDecisionMaking</p><p>4EvolutionarySwitchingbetweenForecastingHeuristics:</p><p>AnExplanationofanAsset-PricingExperiment41</p><p>MikhailAnufrievandCarsHommes</p><p>5ProspectTheoryBehavioralAssumptionsinanArtificialFinancial</p><p>Economy..55</p><p>MarcoRaberto,AndreaTeglio,andSilvanoCincotti</p><p>6ComputingtheEvolutionofWalrasianBehaviour.67</p><p>GonzaloFerna&acute;ndez-de-Co&acute;rdobaandA&acute;lvaroP.Navas</p><p>7MultidimensionalEvolvingOpinion</p><p>forSustainableConsumptionDecision..77</p><p>SabineGarabedian</p><p>PartIIIInformationEconomics</p><p>8LocalInteraction,IncompleteInformationandProperties</p><p>ofAssetPrices.91</p><p>RichardHuleandJochenLawrenz</p><p>9Long-TermOrientationinTrade.107</p><p>GertJanHofstede,CatholijnM.Jonker,andTimVerwaart</p><p>10Agent-BasedExperimentalEconomicsinSignalingGames121</p><p>AdolfoL&acute;opez-Paredes,MartaPosada,Ces&acute;areoHern&acute;andez,</p><p>andJavierPajares</p><p>PartIVMethodologicalIssues</p><p>11WhydoweneedOntologyforAgent-BasedModels?..133</p><p>PierreLivet,DenisPhan,andLenaSanders</p><p>12ProductionandFinanceinEURACE147</p><p>SandervanderHoog,ChristopheDeissenberg,andHerbertDawid</p><p>13SeriousGamesforEconomists..159</p><p>WilbertGreversandAnnevanderVeen</p><p>PartVInvitedSpeakers</p><p>14ComputationalEvolution.175</p><p>PeterA.Henning</p><p>15ArtificialMarkets:RationalityandOrganisation..195</p><p>AlanKirman</p><p>References..233</p><p></p><p>[UserCP=50]<br/>[/UserCP]</p><p></p>