Tác giả: Anatol Rapoport

N-person game theory provides a logical framework for analyzing contests in which there are more than two players or sets of conflicting interests-anything from a hand of poker to the tangled web of …

This book is the product of a collective effort by some members of the Group of 78. The name of the group derives from the number of its founding members. Its activities comprise studies of and analy …

This book is the product of a collective effort by some members of the Group of 78. The name of the group derives from the number of its founding members. Its activities comprise studies of and analy …

This book is about a new and different way of approaching and studying the history of the built environment and the use of historical precedents in design. However, although what I am proposing is ne …

Following upon the first two volumes in this series, which dealt with a broad spectrum of topics in the environment and behavior field, ranging from theoretical to applied, and including disciplinary …

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This book reports our research on detection of change processes that underlie psychophysical, learning, medical diagnosis, military, and pro- duction control situations, and share three major feature …

Game theory could be formally defined as a theory of rational decision in conflict situations. Models of such situations, as they are conceived in game theory, involve (1) a set of decision makers, c …

This book presents the content of a year’s course in decision processes for third and fourth year students given at the University of Toronto. A principal theme of the book is the relationship betwee …

"Game theory is an intellectual X-ray. It reveals the skeletal structure of those systems where decisions interact, and it reveals, therefore, the essential structure of both conflict and cooper …

In this fundamental analysis, Rapoport asks: Why do we have wars? Doesn’t humanity always seem on the verge of self-annihilation? Is there something in human genetic structure that makes people want …

In this fundamental analysis, Rapoport asks: Why do we have wars? Doesn’t humanity always seem on the verge of self-annihilation? Is there something in human genetic structure that makes people want …

Writing at the time of Napoleon’s greatest campaigns, Prussian soldier and writer Carl von Clausewitz created this landmark treatise on the art of warfare, which presented war as part of a coherent s …