An Introduction To Game Theory
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Game Theory in Geopolitical Strategy – Game theory provides a structured way to analyse how states make strategic decisions in an interconnected international system. Since outcomes depend on the actions and expectations of rival powers, leaders must anticipate reactions before acting. This makes it highly relevant for diplomacy, deterrence, alliances, and conflict management. Players, Strategies, Payoffs, and Information in International Relations – In geopolitics, players are typically states or coalitions, while strategies include cooperation, deterrence, coercion, or escalation. Payoffs are measured in terms of security, influence, economic gain, or strategic advantage rather than simple numerical rewards. The presence or absence of perfect information, such as intelligence gaps or misperception, can significantly alter state behaviour and risk calculations. Strategic Models and Historical Parallels – The Prisoner’s Dilemma reflects security dilemmas where mutual distrust leads
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