Workshop on Politics and Game Theory

Organized by J.P. Jung and Mark Schneider


July 16 to July 17, 1990

Stony Brook, New York


PROGRAM



  MONDAY, JULY 16

  Social and Behavioral Science, N-702
Chair: Mark Schneider
9:00-10:15 J. Banks: Two-Sided Uncertainty in the Monopoly Agenda Setter Model
10:30-11:45 R. McKelvey, R. Boylan, and J. Ledyard: Political Competition in a Model of Economic Growth

  Social and Behavioral Science, N-702
Chair: Paul Teske
1:15-2:30 D. Austen-Smith: Interested Experts and Policy Advice
2:45-4:00 R. Myerson: Comparison of Voting Systems
4:15-5:30 S. Brams and P. Fishburn: Coalition Voting (revised)

   
TUESDAY, JULY 17
  International Relations and Game Theory
Social and Behavioral Science, N-702
Chair: Wendy Hansen
9:00-10:15 B. O'Neill: Bargaining Problems from the Vienna Arms Control Talks

10:30-11:45 M. Kilgour and F. Zagare: Asymmetric Deterrence

  Social and Behavioral Science, N-702
Chair: Joon Jung
1:15-2:30 B. Nalebuff: Rational Deterrence in an Imperfect World
2:45-4:00 D. Lalman and B. Bueno de Mesquita: Domestic Opposition and Foreign War

Public Lecture
5:00-6:30 S. Brams, M. Kilgour, and M. Davis: Unravelling in Exchange Games