An introduction to noncooperative game theory through applications in political science. Topics will include the Hotelling-Downs model, the probabilistic voting model, contests, the tragedy of the commons and possible solution, electoral accountability, and political bargaining models, among others.
3-5 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit
An introduction to noncooperative game theory through applications in political science. Topics will include the Hotelling-Downs model, the probabilistic voting model, contests, the tragedy of the commons and possible solution, electoral accountability, and political bargaining models, among others.
Offered in Winter 2027 at Stanford University.