Situation Approach to Cooperation
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Summary
The Theory of Social Situations(TOSS) is an integrative approach to the study of formal models in social and behavioral sciences that enables the analysis of social environments that cannot be studied within the classical paradigm of game theory.
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- 1997-01-01
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References
- The Theory of Social Situations: An Alternative Game-Theoretic Approach
- Von Neumann-Morgenstern Stable Sets in Cournot Competition
- The Stable Value
- Universal Coalition-Proof Equilibrium: Concepts and Applications
- Deriving Correlated Equilibrium as the Stable Standard of behavior of a Social Situation: A Note
- RENEGOTIATION-PROOFNESS IN FINITE AND INFINITE STAGE GAMES THROUGH THE THEORY OF SOCIAL SITUATIONS
- Farsighted Coalitional Stability
- Individual and Collective Time-Consistency
- The optimistic stability of the core mapping in public goods production economies
- A consistent bargaining set
- Optimistic stability in games of perfect information
- Deriving strong and coalition-proof nash equilibria from an abstract system
- Coalition dynamics, social norms, and the persistence of inflation
- EXTENDING RENEGOTIATION-PROOFNESS TO INFINITE HORIZON GAMES
- Coalition-Proof Nash Equilibria I. Concepts
- Core and Stable Sets of Large Games Arising in Economics
- Coalition-Proof Nash Equilibria II. Applications
- Coalition Proof Equilibrium in an Adverse Selection Insurance Economy
- Credible coalitions and the core
- The optimistic stability of the core of mixed markets
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