 In this entry, our presentation of conditional logics will be structured by the centrality of those various frameworks. Our goal in particular will be to allow readers to orient themselves easily between those frameworks, and also to show how they communicate. We start with a presentation of three-valued logics of conditionals in  section 2.  Section 3 surveys the main analyses of the conditional in modal logics (possible worlds semantics). In  section 4,  we discuss so-called premise semantics, which formalize the co-tenability idea, and which shed a different light on standard modal analyses.  Section 5  moves on to probabilistic logics of conditionals, and  section 6  to qualitative approaches in terms of belief revision.  Section 7  and  section 8,  finally, will present more recent developments or refinements: first, logics based on the idea that the antecedent ought to make a relevant difference to the consequent, then some extensions of propositional logics of conditionals addressing the interaction of conditionals with modalities as well as with questions and commands.