The Complexity of Cooperation: Agent-Based Models of Competition and Collaboration
Robert Axelrod examines the complexity of cooperation through agent-based models of competition and collaboration. This focused work explores how interactions among autonomous agents can generate cooperative patterns, offering readers an analytical perspective on collective behavior and the challenges of understanding cooperation.
About This Book
The Complexity of Cooperation examines competition and collaboration through the lens of agent-based models.
The book focuses on how interactions among individual agents can produce complex patterns of cooperation.
Written by Robert Axelrod, it presents a conceptual and analytical treatment of cooperation as a subject of study.
Its approach connects modeling with broader questions about social interaction, competition, and collective behavior.
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