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The Study Of Strategic Action (Game Theory) Is Moving From A Formal Science Of Rational Behavior To An Evolutionary Tool Kit For Studying Behavior In A Broad Array Of Social Settings. In This Problemoriented Introduction To The Field, Herbert Gintis Exposes Students To The Techniques And Applications Of Game Theory Through A Wealth Of Sophisticated And Surprisingly Funtosolve Problems Involving Human (And Even Animal) Behavior.Game Theory Evolving Is Innovative In Several Ways. First, It Reflects Game Theory'S Expansion Into Such Areas As Cooperation In Teams, Networks, The Evolution And Diffusion Of Preferences, The Connection Between Biology And Economics, Artificial Life Simulations, And Experimental Economics. Second, The Bookrecognizing That Students Learn By Doing And That Most Game Theory Texts Are Weak On Problemsis Organized Around Problems, And Introduces Principles Through Practice. Finally, The Quality Of The Problems Is Simply Unsurpassed, And Each Chapter Provides A Study Plan For Instructors Interested In Teaching Evolutionary Game Theory.Reflecting The Growing Consensus That In Many Important Contexts Outside Of Anonymous Markets, Human Behavior Is Not Well Described By Classical 'Rationality,' Gintis Shows Students How To Apply Game Theory To Model How People Behave In Ways That Reflect The Special Nature Of Human Sociality And Individuality. This Book Is Perfect For Upper Undergraduate And Graduate Economics Courses As Well As A Terrific Introduction For Ambitious Doityourselfers Throughout The Behavioral Sciences.
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