Topics
Suggested topics include, but are not limited to, the following:— Abstract argumentation
— Applications of logic and/or argumentation
— Applied logic
— Argumentation and game theory
— Argumentation and law
— Argumentation and linguistics
— Argumentation and medical reasoning
— Argumentation and causal reasoning
— Argumentation and explainable AI
— Argumentation and ethical AI
— Argumentation and knowledge graph reasoning
— Argumentation and modal logics
— Argument mining
— Argumentation schemes
— BDI logic
— Computational argumentation
— Deontic logic
— Dynamic epistemic logic
— Belief revision
— Formal models for dialog and argumentation
— Informal logic
— Judgment aggregation
— Knowledge representation and reasoning
— Logic for game theory
— Logic for multi-agent systems
— Logic for semantic web
— Logic for social networks
— Mathematical logic
— Modal logic
— Nonmonotonic logics
— Numerical and uncertainty reasoning
— Philosophical logic
— Pragma-Dialectics
— Preference logic
— Probabilistic argumentation
— Quantitative argumentation
— Structured (i.e. logic-based) argumentation
— Uncertain argumentation
Dates and Venue
June 14th - 16th 2025, Shanxi University, Taiyuan (China).
PC Chairs
Thomas Ågotnes (University of Bergen, Norway; Shanxi University, China)
Dragan Doder (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
Local Chair
Chao Xu (Shanxi University, China)
Proceedings
The CLAR 2025 conference proceedings will be published by Springer LNAI volume (Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence).
Best Paper Award
CLAR 2025 will present the best paper award to recognise outstanding contributions. Authors of the winning paper will receive a monetary award of EUR 500, sponsored by Springer. (To be confirmed).
Special Issue
After the conference, a selection will be made among the papers accepted at CLAR 2025. The authors will be invited to submit an extended version for a special Issue in a high-impact journal. (To be confirmed)