Game theory, evolutionary

Weibull (1995) Evolutionary Game Theory, MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. 

Buss DM 1994 The evolution of desire strategies of human mating. HarperCollins, New York Colman AM, Wilson JC 1997 Antisocial personality disorder an evolutionary game theory analysis. Legal Criminol Psychol 2 23—34... 

Maynard Smith I m curious about the prediction from evolutionary game theory, that a genetic polymorphism can be maintained, with different individuals adopting different strategies. Can you offer any plausible examples of places where a genetic polymorphism or a strategic one exists in the human population maintained by that kind of frequency-dependent selection ... 

Maynard Smith, J. (1982). Evolutionary game theory. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 

Game theory is a tool that has come to be used to explain and predict decision making in a variety of fields. It is used to explain and predict both human and nonhuman behavior as well as the behavior of larger entities such as nation states. Game theory is often quite complex mathematically, especially in new fields such as evolutionary game theory. 

Improved Decision Making. Because nations and businesses do not act in isolation, they are starting to use game theory to predict the responses of other nations and businesses. These models are complex, but they still follow the same principles found in simple games such as the prisoners dilemma. The development of evolutionary game theory has enabled game... 

J.W. Weibull Evolutionary Game Theory MIT Press, Cambridge 1995... 

Lindgren, K. (1996), Evolutionary Dynamics in Game-Theory Models, to appear in The Economy as an Evolving, Complex System II, ed. W. Brian Arthur et al. 

Strategy here corresponds to some evolutionary stable strategy (ESS) as derived from biological applications of game theory (Szathmary, Maynard Smith). 

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