Computational Legal Studies: What computer science can teach economics Constantinos Daskalakis applies the theory of computational complexity to game theory, with consequences in a range of disciplines.

By Don Philbin, April 15, 2010   
This post has been viewed 3,270 times.

 

Computational Legal Studies: What computer science can teach economics Constantinos Daskalakis applies the theory of computational complexity to game theory, with consequences in a range of disciplines. computationallegalstudies.com/2010/04/09/what-computer-science-can-teach-economics/

Read original article


Tags:




Related Posts

Preventing Bad Settlement Decisions and Impasse Using Brain Science and Game Theory
April 13, 2014

Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution PREVENTING BAD SETTLEMENT DECISIONS AND IMPASSE USING BRAIN SCIENCE, GAME THEORY,...


Preventing Bad Settlement Decisions and Impasse Using Brain Science and Game Theory
April 6, 2014

Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution PREVENTING BAD SETTLEMENT DECISIONS AND IMPASSE USING BRAIN SCIENCE, GAME THEORY,...


Preventing Bad Settlement Decisions and Impasse: Using Brain Science, Game Theory
April 8, 2013

The fact patterns of this course will be familiar to the experienced mediator and trial advocate in negotiation: difficult...


 

What do you think?

Discussion is central to our goals at ADR Toolbox. If you have a minute, please share your thoughts on the article above and contribute to the conversation.





 

«
»






 
Menu Title
Bitnami