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Game Theory and Politics

This course is designed with two aims in mind: First, to introduce students to the basic concepts and tools of game theory. Second, to demonstrate how formal models can be used in social science. Emphasis is placed on understanding the intuition and logic of game theory and its application in the social sciences. Students finishing this course should be in a position to read and evaluate the current game theoretic literature in political science.