International Game Theory Review, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, March 1999
Guillermo Owen: Applications of Game Theory to Economic Equilibrium. 1-8- János Flesch, Frank Thuijsman, O. J. Vrieze: Markov Strategies are Better than stationary Strategies. 9-31
- Sabrina Gomez Canovas, Pierre Hansen, Brigitte Jaumard: Nash Equilibria from the Correlated Equilibria Viewpoint. 33-44
- Tsuneyuki Namekata, Theo S. H. Driessen: The egalitarian Non-k-Averaged Contribution (Enkac-) Value for TU-Games. 45-61
- Elena Yanovskaya: Strongly Consistent solutions to Balanced TU Games. 63-85
Volume 1, Number 2, June 1999
- Heinz-Uwe Küenle: Equilibrium Strategies in Stochastic Games with additive Cost and Transition Structure. 131-147
- Victor Domansky: Dynamic Stochastic Games of Resource Allocation between Production and Consumption. 149-158
- Ferenc Szidarovszky: A Stochastic Bargaining Process and Corresponding One-Shot Solution Concept. 159-168
- Victor Lapitsky: On Some Categories of Games and Corresponding Equilibria. 169-185
- Guillaume Haeringer: Weighted Myerson Value. 187-192
Volume 1, Numbers 3-4, September & December 1999
- Josef Shinar, Valery Y. Glizer: Solution of a delayed Information Linear Pursuit-Evasion Game with Bounded Controls. 197-217
- Walter Trockel: Unique Nash Implementation for a Class of Bargaining solutions. 267-272
- Andrey N. Liapounov: The H-Strategies in Extensive Form Games. 273-281
- Mark Voorneveld, Peter Borm, Freek van Megen, Stef Tijs, Giovanni Facchini: Congestion Games and Potentials Reconsidered. 283-299
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