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... chapters call for a rudimentary acquaintance with some concepts from game theory . The first chapter ( in a longer version ) was originally presented in early 1959 to a conference on " International Relations in the Mid - twentieth ...
... chapters call for a rudimentary acquaintance with some concepts from game theory . The first chapter ( in a longer version ) was originally presented in early 1959 to a conference on " International Relations in the Mid - twentieth ...
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... Chapter 2 appeared with the same title in The American Economic Review , Vol . XLVI No. 3 , June 1956. Chapter 3 appeared with the same title in The Journal of Conflict Resolution , Vol . I No. 1 , March 1957 . Chapters 4 , 5 , and 6 ...
... Chapter 2 appeared with the same title in The American Economic Review , Vol . XLVI No. 3 , June 1956. Chapter 3 appeared with the same title in The Journal of Conflict Resolution , Vol . I No. 1 , March 1957 . Chapters 4 , 5 , and 6 ...
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... Chapter they meet the restriction of straight lines , provide room for negotiation unless the slopes of the two lines happen to be identical . ) " It deserves to be emphasized that nonzero - sum games can as properly be classed under ...
... Chapter they meet the restriction of straight lines , provide room for negotiation unless the slopes of the two lines happen to be identical . ) " It deserves to be emphasized that nonzero - sum games can as properly be classed under ...
Contents
The Retarded Science of International Strategy | 3 |
2 An Essay on Bargaining | 21 |
Toward a Theory of Interdependent Decision | 83 |
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