Description: Introduction: Cooperative Models in International Relations; M.D. Intriligator, U. Luterbacher. Part 1: Game Theory and Cooperation: General Aspects. 1. Sources in Game Theory for International Relations Specialists; B. O'Neill. 2. On Coalition Games; M. Shubik. 3. From Conflict to Cooperation in the Study of International Security; M.D. Intriligator. 4. A Theory of Cooperation in the Triad; U. Luterbacher. Part 2: Game Theory and Cooperation: Specific Applications. 5. International Cooperation among Relative Gains Maximizers; D. Snidal. 6. The Problem of Absolute and Relative Gains in International Relations Theory; R. Powell. 7. Implementation through Sequential Unanimity Games; J. Green, J.-J. Laffont. Part 3: Deterrence. 8. Rational Deterrence in an Imperfect World; B. Nalebuff. 9. A Question of Procedure at the Vienna Arms Talks; B. O'Neill. Part 4: Escalation and Crises. 10. Limited Nuclear Options and the Dynamics of Escalation; R. Powell. 11. Signaling Difficulties with Linkage in Crisis Bargaining; J.D. Morrow. 12. Are Crises Rational? A Game-Theoretic Analysis; S.J. Brams, D.M. Kilgour. Part 5: Other Approaches to Modeling International Cooperation. 13. The Origin of Games: a Theory of the Formation of Ordinal Preferences and Games; V.K. Aggarwal, P. Allan. 14. An Economic Analysis of Cooperation in the European Community; S. Weber, H. Wiesmeth. 15. Labor Relations in International Comparison,or Why Humans (and Nations) Sometimes Cooperate and Sometimes Don't; J.-C. Lambelet. Index.

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