John Hooker

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University Professor of Operations Research and T. Jerome Holleran
Professor of Business Ethics and Social Responsibility, Emeritus
Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

 


News

 

New Books:

Logic-Based Benders Decomposition: Theory and Applications (Synthesis  Lectures on Operations Research and Applications)        Book cover

 

Recent articles:

 
V. Chen, J.N. Hooker and D. Leben,
Assessing group fairness with social welfare optimization

CPAIOR 2024 Best Paper Award

 

T.W. Kim, P. Liang and J.N. Hooker

Yuji Ijiri’s fairness question: Perspectives from analytical ethics and game theory

Journal of Accounting, Ethics and Law, to appear

 

Recent videos:

 

Logic-based Benders decomposition

Benders Day Workshop in Recognition of J. Benders’ 100th Birthday
Eindhoven University of Technology

 

Equity through social welfare optimization

Workshop on Mathematical Foundations of Equity in Transportation, UCLA

 

Logic, optimization and constraint programming: A fruitful collaboration

Simons Institute, UC Berkeley

 

Interview of J. Hooker by P. Van Hentenryck & W. van Hoeve

In recognition of ACP Research Excellence Award

 

Course at Chautauqua Institution: 


Ethical Issues in AI

 

 

 

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Wenn die Gerechtigkeit untergeht,
hat es keinen Wert mehr, daß Menschen auf Erden leben.

If justice perishes,
human life on earth has lost its meaning.

 


-- Immanuel Kant, Die Metaphysik der Sitten (Metaphysics of Morals)