Game Theory and Politics (Dover Books on Mathematics)
Steven J. Brams explores the ways game theory can be used to understand politics and strategic decision-making. Combining mathematical analysis with political applications, this interdisciplinary book introduces readers to a structured approach for examining choices, incentives, and interactions in political settings.
About This Book
Game Theory and Politics examines the relationship between mathematical game theory and political decision-making.
Steven J. Brams presents game-theoretic concepts in the context of politics, highlighting how strategic choices can be analyzed systematically.
The book offers an interdisciplinary perspective for readers interested in mathematics, political science, and strategic behavior.
As part of the Dover Books on Mathematics series, it provides a focused treatment of game theory as applied to political questions.
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