Chapter 1 Introduction to the Series “Game Equilibrium Models”

Chapter 2 Introduction to Volume IV: “Social and Political Interaction”

Chapter 3 Majority Voting in the Condorcet Paradox as a Problem of Equilibrium Selection

Chapter 4 Does Concession Always Prevent Pressure?

Chapter 5 The Distribution of Foreign Language Skills as a Game Equilibrium

Chapter 6 Resisting the Draft a Perfect Equilibrium Approach

Chapter 7 Altruism in Social Dilemmas — Failure to Catch It in a Parameter

Chapter 8 The Strategy of Challenges: Two Beheading Games in Mediaeval Literature

Chapter 10 Modelling Alliance Formation: A Noncooperative Approach

Chapter 11 The (Stability of the) Western Defense Alliance

Chapter 12 Implications of the Defense Efficiency Hypothesis for the Choice of Military Force Structures. Part I: Games with and without Complete Information about the Antagonist’s Intentions

Chapter 13 Implications of the Defense Efficiency Hypothesis for the Choice of Military Force Structures. Part II: A Sequential Game Including the Possibility of Restructuring Forces

Chapter 14 Inspector Leadership with Incomplete Information