Game Theory and National Security

Simpson, Erika; Brams, Steven J.; Kilgour, D. Marc

doi:10.2307/40202846

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“…6. For game-theoretic extensions of the decision analysis employed here, see Brams and Kilgour (1988), Morrow (1994), Quackenbush (2011); Zagare (2019), and Zagare and Kilgour (2000). 7.…”

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Explaining the conflicting behavior of inexperienced and experienced political elites

Carlson

Dacey

2023

Conflict Management and Peace Science

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The empirical results on the influence of inexperience and experience in decision making are inconclusive. This paper offers a resolution to the puzzle of how empirical studies that advance contradictory risk-related claims can all command empirical support. The paper employs a paradigmatic model of decision making that examines two variables: (1) the decision maker's personality, of which inexperience and experience is one component; and (2) the particulars of the decision problem. These two variables permit us to resolve the puzzle of inconclusive empirical results by identifying the separating conditions under which each risk-related claim holds.

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“…6. For game-theoretic extensions of the decision analysis employed here, see Brams and Kilgour (1988), Morrow (1994), Quackenbush (2011); Zagare (2019), and Zagare and Kilgour (2000). 7.…”

Section: Resolution Of the Puzzlementioning

confidence: 99%

Explaining the conflicting behavior of inexperienced and experienced political elites

Carlson

Dacey

2023

Conflict Management and Peace Science

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Game Theory and National Security

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Explaining the conflicting behavior of inexperienced and experienced political elites

Explaining the conflicting behavior of inexperienced and experienced political elites

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