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Evolutionary game theory Weibull J.W.
Publisher: MIT

It is true such mathematics could seem cold and austere. In this article, I critically respond to Herbert Gintis's criticisms of the behavioral-economic foundations of Ken Binmore's game-theoretic theory of justice. I use the title term in a very loose sense. Ken Binmore on the application of game theory to moral and political science. Comments on the article Leadership, followership, and evolution: Some lessons from the past by Van Vugt, Hogan, and Kaiser (see record 2008-03389-004 ). This paper presents a tight relationship between evolutionary game theory and distributed intelligence models. There is a significant amount of work on evolutionary game theory, including its mathematical. It is about the story of John Nash. First we consider the evolutionary game theory concept of stochastic stability, and propose the price of stochastic anarchy as an alternative to the price of anarchy for quantifying the cost of having no central authority. I just started a new semester of The Evolution of Cooperation, a class that I taught for the first time in the Fall of 2008 and was shelved for a couple of years while I worked on developing other new courses. Bob Frank (who was my teacher, boss and neighbor in grad school and whom I admire immensely) puts an interesting spin on the credit market meltdown. I don't have personal experience with cliodynamics, but it seems that the theoretical methods are close to those of CAS and evolutionary game theory (that I have experience with). Models are ad-hoc and serve as heuristic guides to specific problems. This of course was first introduced to me by the show called a Beautiful Mind. Like the agents they study, evolutionary economics is highly heterogeneous.