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Game theory in the social sciences a reader-friendly guide
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TextPublication details: London Routledge 2010Description: xiv, 186p. ill. ; 25 cmISBN: - 9780415664837
- 300.15193 22 LA-G
Contents:
The origins : a bit of history -- What is a game? -- Solving a game -- Understanding economics -- Repeated games and collusive behaviour -- Understanding politics -- Wargames -- Trade, security and hegemony -- The role of information -- Cooperation and bargaining.
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| 300.1511352 BY-C Complexity theory and the social sciences : the state of the art / | 300.15118 BR-T Theory of moves | 300.15193 HA-G Games as models of social phenomena | 300.15193 LA-G Game theory in the social sciences a reader-friendly guide | 300.15195 BL-T Theory construction from verbal to mathematical formulations | 300.15195 BL-T Theory construction from verbal to mathematical formulations | 300.15195 BO-C Contextual analysis concepts and statistical techniques |
The origins : a bit of history -- What is a game? -- Solving a game -- Understanding economics -- Repeated games and collusive behaviour -- Understanding politics -- Wargames -- Trade, security and hegemony -- The role of information -- Cooperation and bargaining.
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