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'... in my opinion Stirling's book is the most important new basis for novel extensions and applications of game theory since the invention of stochastic equilibrium ideas two decades ago.' Journal of Economic Methodology

It is a balanced reading of theory, application, and examples, with ample opportunity for novices to become familiar with prerequisite topics. This book thus becomes a valuable companion to anyone even tangentially interested in modeling phenomena in multiagent societies, as the framework is general enough to provide ease of its adoption in modeling a wide variety of miniworlds, and powerful enough to introduce the term conditional game theory in the mainstream research glossary. A truly practical elaboration on a powerful subject. Highly recommended. G. Trajkovski, Virginia International University for Choice Magazine

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Wynn C. Stirling is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Dean of Graduate Studies at Brigham Young University. His current research interests include multi-agent decision theory, estimation theory, information theory and stochastic processes. He is the author or co-author of more than seventy publications, including the graduate text Mathematical Methods and Algorithms for Signal Processing (with Todd Moon) and the monograph Satisficing Games and Decision Making.

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