Diplomacy Games

1. Introduction: Formal Models of, in, and for International Negotiations
Rudolf Avenhaus, I. William Zartman

Part I. General Evaluations

2. Game Models of Peace and War: Some Recent Themes
Barry O’Neill

3. Formal Models of Intervention: A Stocktaking and Analysis of the Implications for Policy
David Carment, Dane Rowlands

4. Rationality of Choice versus Rationality of Knowledge
Andrzej P. Wierzbicki

5. Negotiation Models and Applications
Daniel Druckman

Part II. Models of International Negotiations

6. A Dynamical Systems Model of Small Group Decision Making
Michael Gabbay

7. Formal Methods for Forecasting Outcomes of Negotiations on Interstate Conflicts
Rudolf Avenhaus, Thomas Krieger

8. Bridging Games and Diplomacy
Michel Rudnianski, Hélène Bestougeff

9. Greek-Turkish Territorial Waters Game
Serdar S. Güner

Part III. Models in International Negotiations

10. Some Lessons from the Use of the RAINS Model in International Negotiations
Markus Amann

11. Converting Competition to Collaboration: Creative Applications of Models in the Law of the Sea Negotiations
Caitlyn L. Antrim

Part IV. Models for International Negotiations

12. International Negotiations on Climate Change: A Noncooperative Game Analysis of the Kyoto Protocol
Akira Okada

13. The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution as a Tool for Negotiators
D. Marc Kilgour

14. A Minimax Procedure for Negotiating Multilateral Treaties
Steven J. Brams, D. Marc Kilgour, M. Remzi Sanver

15. “Adjusted Winner” (AW) Analyses of the 1978 Camp David Accords—Valuable Tools for Negotiators?
Rudolf Schüssler

16. Procedural Design for Conflict Resolution
Matthias G. Raith

17. Conclusion: Lessons for Theory and Practice
I. William Zartman, Rudolf Avenhaus

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Keywords: SOCIAL SCIENCE / General SOC000000