Game Theory and Politics

by Steven J. Brams

Paperback 1975 312p. 9.25X6.00X0.80. The Book Brings Together a Large Number of Interesting and Instructive Examples of the Applications of Game Theoretic Models to Various Problems in Political Science, and the Book does a Good job of Showing Both the Insights that Can be Gained and the Problems that Arise in the use of these Models to Analyze Empirical Data.

Genres: Politics

352 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1975

Reviews

[Marco Bitetto · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is an excellent primer to the basic application of
game theoretic concepts in real world applications of politics
and board room control of corporations. As such, I recommend
this book highly to anyone that is interested in the dynamics
of politics and corporate control...

[Bryce · Rating 1 out of 5]

Certainly not my cup of hot chocolate. If you like game theory, I'm sure you'd find this interesting and the book did a good job explaining itself, but it was SOO boring.