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This is the latest in OUP’s series of short introductions, and gives a short introduction to game theory. Game theory is the study of games and how we can predict their outcome, whether in economics, evolutionary biology, prison escapes or online poker. This little book explains how game theory can be understood without mathematical equations and how the theory has affected the sciences. There are chapters on: chance; time; conventions; reciprocity; information; auctions; evolutionary biology; bargaining and coalitions; and puzzles and paradoxes. |