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- New concepts and trends of MCDM for tomorrow - in honor of Professor Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng on the occasion of his 70th birthday
- COMMENTS ON “MULTIPLE CRITERIA DECISION MAKING (MCDM) METHODS IN ECONOMICS: AN OVERVIEW”
- New thinking of multi-objective programming with changeable space – in search of excellence
- A Hybrid Dynamic MADM Model for Problem-Improvement in Economics and Business
- A Fuzzy Integral-based Model for Supplier Evaluation and Improvement
- New Combined Hybrid Approaches
- DEMATEL and DANP
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- FMCDM with Fuzzy DEMATEL Approach for Customers' Choice Behavior Model
- A Novel Method for Fuzzy Measure Identification
- Combining Hybrid MADM with Fuzzy Integral for Exploring the Smart Phone Improvement in M-Generation
- Environmental Strategic Orientations for Improving Green Innovation Performance in Fuzzy Environment - Using New Fuzzy Hybrid MCDM Model
- DRSA-Based Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Systems for the Financial Performance Prediction of Commercial Banks
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Awards
http://www.mcdmsociety.org/intro.html
The Executive Committee of the Society decides which of the following Awards will be given: the MCDM Gold Medal; the Edgeworth-Pareto Award; and the Georg Cantor Award. All members of the Society are eligible to make nominations to the Awards Committee, in a manner the Committee shall specify. The Awards will be presented at International Conferences; Honorees are expected to give a lecture at the Conference at which they receive Awards. The MCDM Gold Medal
This is the highest honor that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a scholar who, over a distinguished career, has devoted much of his/her talent, time, and energy to advancing the field of MCDM, and who has markedly contributed to the theory, methodology, and practice of MCDM. The MCDM Edgeworth-Pareto Award
As the highest distinction that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a researcher who, over his/her career, has established a record of creativity to the extent that the field of MCDM would not exist in its current form without the far-reaching contributions from this distinguished scholar. The Georg Cantor Award
As the highest form of recognition that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a researcher who, over his/her distinguished career, has personified the spirit of independent inquiry and whose many innovative ideas and achievements are decidedly reflected in the theory, methodology, and current practices of MCDM.
http://www.mcdmsociety.org/intro.html
The Executive Committee of the Society decides which of the following Awards will be given: the MCDM Gold Medal; the Edgeworth-Pareto Award; and the Georg Cantor Award. All members of the Society are eligible to make nominations to the Awards Committee, in a manner the Committee shall specify. The Awards will be presented at International Conferences; Honorees are expected to give a lecture at the Conference at which they receive Awards. The MCDM Gold Medal
This is the highest honor that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a scholar who, over a distinguished career, has devoted much of his/her talent, time, and energy to advancing the field of MCDM, and who has markedly contributed to the theory, methodology, and practice of MCDM. The MCDM Edgeworth-Pareto Award
As the highest distinction that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a researcher who, over his/her career, has established a record of creativity to the extent that the field of MCDM would not exist in its current form without the far-reaching contributions from this distinguished scholar. The Georg Cantor Award
As the highest form of recognition that the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making bestows upon a researcher who, over his/her distinguished career, has personified the spirit of independent inquiry and whose many innovative ideas and achievements are decidedly reflected in the theory, methodology, and current practices of MCDM.
| Year | MCDM Gold Medal | Edgeworth-Pareto Award | Georg Cantor Award |
| 1992 | Stanley Zionts | Po-Lung Yu |
Andrzej P. Wierzbicki |
| 1994 | Oleg I. Larichev | Jyrki Wallenius | Pekka Korhonen |
| 1995 | Bernard Roy | Hirotaka Nakayama | Yacov Y. Haimes |
| 1997 | Ralph E. Steuer | Roman Slowinski | - |
| 1998 | Ralph L. Keeney Howard Raiffa |
Jared L. Cohon | Tomas Gal |
| 2000 | Thomas Saaty | Alexander Lotov | Philippe Vincke |
| 2002 | Jaap Spronk | - | Masatoshi Sakawa |
| 2004 | William W. cooper | Raimo P. Hamalainen | Harold P. Benson |
| 2006 | Murat Koksalan | James S. Dyer | Carlos Romero |
| 2008 | Teodor J. Stewart | Kalyanmoy Deb | Valerie Belton |
| 2009 | Benedetto Matarazzo Detlof von Winterfeldt |
Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng | Yong Shi |
| 2011 | - | Matthias Ehrogott | Tetsuzo Tanino |
| 2013 | Salvatore Greco | Constantin Zopounidis | Joao Climaco |
| 2015 | Yannis Siskos | Peter Fleming | David E. Bell |
The MCDM Doctoral Dissertation Award
The executive committee of the International Society on Multiple Criteria Decision Making decided to introduce the MCDM Doctoral Dissertation Award, to the best dissertation related to MCDM, in 2011. After the first award was given in Jyväskylä (Finland), the executive committee decided to continue awarding it also in later conferences.
| Year | Awardee |
| 2011 | Özgür Özpeynirci |
| 2013 | Miłosz Kadziński |
| 2013 | Sebastiaan Breedveld |
