Relating Decision under Uncertainty and MCDM Models  D. Dubois,
M. Grabisch, F. Modave and H. Prade  We point out the striking
similarity between decision under uncertainty and multicriteria
decision making problems, two areas which have been developed in
an almost completely independent way until now. This pertains
both to additive and non-additive (including qualitative)
approaches existing for the two decision paradigms. This leads
to emphasize the remarkable formal equivalence between
postulates underlying these approaches (like between the "sure-
thing principle" and mutual preferential independence of
criteria), and to emphasize the benefit of importing
uncertainty-originated notions to multicriteria evaluation (for
weighting the importance of (coalitions of) criteria
especially). Eventually, we also take advantage of the relation
between possibilistic logic and multicriteria evaluation in the
qualitative setting for representing and handling context-
dependent,"nonmonotonic", aggregation attitudes.