Beschreibung
InhaltsangabeIntroductory Remarks.- A Classical Cooperative Theory.- Cooperative Theory of Bargaining I: Classical.- Cooperative Theory of Bargaining II: Modern Development.- Classical Cooperative Theory I: Core-Like Concepts.- Classical Cooperative Theory II: Value-Like Concepts.- Cooperative Theory with Incomplete Information.- B Non-Cooperative Approaches.- Bargaining Games.- Two Lectures on Implementation Under Complete Information: General Results and the Core.- Implementation Theory with Incomplete Information.- Coalitional Non-Cooperative Approaches to Cooperation.- Situation Approach to Cooperation.- C Dynamic Models.- Cooperation Through Repetition: Complete Information.- Communication, Correlation and Cooperation.- Rationality and Bounded Rationality.- Cooperation, Repetition, and Automata.- Learning in Games: Fictitious Play Dynamics.- Evolution and Games: Replicator Dynamics.- D Descriptive Theory.- Descriptive Approaches to Cooperation.
