Modern Dilemmas: Understanding Collective Action in the 21st Century.

Dylan Kissane is Director of Graduate Studies and Professor of International Politics at CEFAM in Lyon, France. He earned his undergraduate degree in international studies from the University of South Australia's School of International Studies before completing an Honours degree in social science and a Ph.D. under Dr David Lundberg. He has published widely on chaotic and complex international politics, including the book Beyond Anarchy: The Complex and Chaotic Dynamics of International Politics (Ibidem) and numerous peer-reviewed articles. Alexandru Volacu is a PhD Candidate in Political Science at the National School of Political and Administrative Studies (SNSPA) in Bucharest, Romania, with a thesis focusing on the topic of rationality in theories of distributive justice. He holds an MA in Political Theory and Analysis, with a thesis on an experimental treatment of the Quantal Response Equilibrium and a BA in Political Science from the same university, with a thesis on the directional model of electoral competition. He is also a Teaching Assistant, holding undergraduate seminars on Political Philosophy and Parties and Electoral Systems at SNSPA. His main research interests revolve around normative and positive political theory, specifically: political philosophy, ethics, game theory, public choice theory, social choice theory, behavioral economics, the philosophy of social sciences and electoral competition. He is currently the Vicepresident and Head of the Academic Department of the International Association for Political Science Students, Editor of the Romanian Journal of Society and Politics and a member of the International Political Science Association. By June 2014 he had published over 20 scientific articles in internationally indexed journals, collective volumes or at international conferences.