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A Pioneer In Evolutionary Game Theory Looks At Selfishness And Cooperationhow Does Cooperation Emerge Among Selfish Individuals? When Do People Share Resources, Punish Those They Consider Unfair, And Engage In Joint Enterprises? These Questions Fascinate Philosophers, Biologists, And Economists Alike, For The 'Invisible Hand' That Should Turn Selfish Efforts Into Public Benefit Is Not Always At Work. The Calculus Of Selfishness Looks At Social Dilemmas Where Cooperative Motivations Are Subverted And Selfinterest Becomes Selfdefeating. Karl Sigmund, A Pioneer In Evolutionary Game Theory, Uses Simple And Wellknown Game Theory Models To Examine The Foundations Of Collective Action And The Effects Of Reciprocity And Reputation.Focusing On Some Of The Bestknown Social And Economic Experiments, Including Games Such As The Prisoner'S Dilemma, Trust, Ultimatum, Snowdrift, And Public Good, Sigmund Explores The Conditions Leading To Cooperative Strategies. His Approach Is Based On Evolutionary Game Dynamics, Applied To Deterministic And Probabilistic Models Of Economic Interactions.Exploring Basic Strategic Interactions Among Individuals Guided By Selfinterest And Caught In Social Traps, The Calculus Of Selfishness Analyzes To What Extent One Key Facet Of Human Natureselfishnesscan Lead To Cooperation.
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