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Game Theory: Introduction

2 books — 1 voter

Evolutionary Games and Population Dynamics by Josef Hofbauer

The Calculus of Selfishness by Karl Sigmund

Evolutionary Game Theory by Jörgen W. Weibull

Evolutionary Dynamics and Extensive Form Games by Ross Cressman

Reinforcement Learning by Richard S. Sutton

MATH97069 Dynamics of Games (Imperial College London)

9 books — 1 voter

Readings in Games and Information by Eric Rasmusen

The Game's Afoot! Game Theory in Myth and Paradox by Alexander Mehlmann

Game Theory for Beginners

5 books — 1 voter

How Humans Cooperate by Richard E. Blanton

The Nietzschean Self Moral Psychology Agency and the Unconscious by Paul Katsafanas

How Madness Shaped History by Christopher J. Ferguson

Philosophy of Devotion by Paul Katsafanas

Books Discussed on the Dissenter

78 books — 3 voters

The Will to Power by Friedrich Nietzsche

This Is Your Brain on Music by Daniel J. Levitin

Books Discussed On Mating Grounds Part III

62 books — 3 voters

Introducing Game Theory and its Applications by Kenneth H. Rosen

The Compleat Strategyst by J.D. Williams

Theory of Games and Statistical Decisions by David A. Blackwell

Statistical Decision Theory and Bayesian Analysis by James O. Berger

M3S11/M4S11 Games, Risks and Decisions (Imperial College London)

15 books — 2 voters

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