Conflict and Communication: Applications of Game Theory to Political Economy
A special issue of Games (ISSN 2073-4336). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Game Theory".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2025) | Viewed by 885
Special Issue Editors
Interests: political theory; political economy; game theory; democratic theory; legal and political institutions
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue of Games is dedicated to game theoretic modeling of conflict and communication in the context of political economy applications. We invite theoretical and experimental contributions that advance our understanding of political phenomena that rely on such modeling. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Models of debate and rhetoric;
- Informational electoral campaigning;
- Communication and negotiation in the shadow of conflict.
We also encourage submissions that contribute to developing modeling technologies for soft and hard information games, disclosure games, wars of attrition, and conflict success function technologies.
Society and Conference Recommendations:
In our efforts to broaden our network and enhance the development of our Special Issue, we aspire to collaborate with societies or academic conferences that align with the topic of game theory. Such a partnership would serve as a platform for wider academic recognition of our Special Issue. Our journal is more than willing to provide sponsorships supporting the cooperation. Please provide us with pertinent details about any society or conference you might suggest, as listed below:
Conference/Society name: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society
Website link: https://ppesociety.org/
Date of the event: November
Confirmation of GE's attendance: Yes
Prof. Dr. Dimitri Landa
Dr. Le Bihan Patrick
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- communication
- conflict
- soft and hard information
- political economy
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