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Introduction to Game Theoretic Methods in Political Science (Winter)
Course number(s): WIn0910--POLISCI152/352Offered Winter quarter in the 2009-2010 academic year
Instructors
James D. Fearon - Stanford University
Lecture: Concepts and tools of non-cooperative game theory developed using political science questions and applications. Formal treatment of Hobbes' theory of the state and major criticisms of it; examples from international politics. Primarily for graduate students; undergraduates admitted with consent of instructor.
Tue Thu 9-10:50am,Room: 200-305
Level
Undergraduate
Units
3-5
Department
Department of Political Science
School of Humanities and Sciences
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