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| Abstract: Prisoner's Dilemma | Prisoner's Dilemma Revisited: A New Strategy Based on the General System Problem Solving Framework François E. Cellier Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering The University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 U.S.A. e-mail: Cellier@ECE.Arizona.Edu Keywords Prisoner's Dilemma Game Theory General System Problem Solving Framework Forecasting Computer Software Abstract In this paper, the famo | |
| An Ethic Based on the Prisoner's Dilemma | An Ethic Based on the Prisoner's Dilemma The lesson of the prisoner's dilemma, that Tit for Tat is the soundest and even the most ethical strategy, runs counter to the teachings of the New Testament. Instead of turning the other cheek, Tit for Tat teaches you the old Testament doctrine of an eye for an eye. In my childhood, the phrase tit for tat never denoted justice; instead, it always was used | |
| Bibliography on the Prisoner's Dilemma | Bibliography on the Prisoner's Dilemma. This bibliography is a part of the Computer Science Bibliography Collection. | The Collection ofComputer Science Bibliographies Up: Bibliographies on Artificial Intelligence Collection Home Bibliography on the Prisoner's Dilemma [ About | Browse | Statistics ] Number of references:111Last update:December 14, 1996Number of online publications:1Supported:UnknownMost recent reference:1996 Information on the Bibliography Author: Yishay Mor |
| Chaos, cheating and cooperation: potential solutions to the Prisoner's Dilemma | ||
| Cooperation and the Prisoner's Dilemma | Cooperation and the Prisoner's Dilemma Basic Question: When should an individual cooperate, and when is it more beneficial for a person to be selfish and not cooperate? INTRODUCTION We live in a world where people do not always do the right, moral thing and sometimes have a tendency to look after themselves and their own first. In some cases, it is more important for a person to benefit from a si | |
| Curriculum Workshop: The Prisoner's Dilemma | The Prisoner's Dilemma An Alternative Pedagogy National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This material was presented and discussed by Alannah Orrison of Saddleback College during one of the seminar's curriculum workshops. It is especially pertinent to classes in political science, anthropology, history, economics, sociology and other social and behavioral scienc | |
| Demographic Prisoner's Dilemma | Return to the Brookings Home Page Demographic Prisoner's Dilemma This JAVA applet implements the agent-based model presented in Joshua M. Epstein, "Zones of Cooperation in Demographic Prisoner's Dilemma," (Santa Fe Institute Working Paper 97-12-094). To set payoffs, mutation rates, initial agents, and other parameters, click on the Model Setup button. When you've entered your assumptions, click | |
| Doctor Nerve Articles | Articles/Interviews/Papers Read about Lottery, a computer network piece based on Prisoner's Dilemma Game Theory Read an editorial tapped from Beer, the Magazine Read an interview drawn from the Subversive Workshop's plasma Read another interview from Marquee Magazine (Japan) Read a conversation with Jim Dorsch about computer music Full unedited text of an article that appeared in The Wire Read ab | |
| Document bio/199806002 | M. Oliphant (1998) Evolving cooperation in the non-iterated prisoner's dilemma: The importance of spatial organization. In: R. and Maes P. Brooks (ed.) Proceedings of the Fourth Artificial Life Workshop, Summer, 1998. 349-352. Boston, MA. MIT Press. Keywords: prisoner's dilemma, evolution of altruism, genetic algorithm, spatial organization, game theory Abstract:Most work on evolving cooperation | |
| Home Page for Jeffrey Paul Goldberg | Home Page for Jeffrey Paul Goldberg containing contact information, lists of other Jeff Goldbergs, lists of pages he maintains. | Personal Home Page for Jeffrey Paul Goldberg Last Modified Tue May 20 12:30:21 BST 1997 This is my personal home page. My impersonal home page is also available. My working hours Now (as of 1 October, 1996) that I have gone part-time, it is useful to list my expected hours for the current and coming weeks. Basic Information Jeffrey Paul Goldberg J.Goldberg@Cranfield.ac.uk Information Assistant/Co |
| ICQ List -Prisoner's Dilemma | Prisoner's Dilemma ICQ User List The Prisoner's Dilemma site has chosen ICQ as the preferred method of communication between its members. ICQ empowers members with a means to chat whenever they like and enables them to share ideas, discuss similar interests or anything else. I encourage all members to get ICQ and provide me with their ICQ numbers. I will list the ICQ numbers of members below, all | |
| ICQ Public Chat Room | Prisoner's Dilemma ICQ Chat Room The Prisoner's Dilemma site has chosen ICQ as the preferred method of communication between its members. ICQ empowers members with a means to chat whenever they like and enables them to share ideas, discuss similar interests or anything else. All interested in joining our discussions are invited. Chat Room's Information: NAME: PrisonersDilemma CATEGORY: | |
| IPD Data Base | $B#E#S#S$K$D$$$F$N5DO@(B Robert Boyd "Mistakes Allow Evolutionary Stability in the Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma Game" J.theor.Biol.,136.47-56,1989 Joseph Farrell,Roger Ware "Evolutionary Stability in the Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma" THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY 36,161-166,1989 Jeffrey Lorberbaum,M.D. "No Strategy is Evolutionarily Stable in the Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma" J.theor. Biol.(1994) | |
| Insights From the Prisoner's Dilemma Exercise | MAN595, Fall 1997 Insights From the Prisoner's Dilemma Exercise 1. Trust was a major issue 2. Methods used to increase trust a. policing-surveillance b. collateral-hat would be kept as penalty for violation c. compensation-high stakes d. contracts-sharing payoffs e. communication-between groups, not within (norms) 3. Prisoner's dilemmas in management a. cartels (oil pricing example) b. union-ma | |
| It's All A Prisoner's Dilemma | You're at Question Mark, written by a guy without the answers. The following was posted on 3/3/97. It's All A Prisoner's Dilemma About Question Mark Archives Tools I Use Donations Accepted Links Write me So there you are in the isolated cellblock. Your partner is isolated in a similar cell, with no means of communicating with you. Whether or not you're guilty of the crime in this scenario is moot | |
| Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma | We are working on the Classical Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma as well as on some variations of this pure model of cooperation study. | The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma This page has been visited times Keywords : artificial life, dilemma, prisoner, ecological competition Team : Bruno Beaufils, Jean-Paul Delahaye, Philippe Mathieu If you want ... An abstract of the game Our IPD Applets. We have built many applets to help you to learn the game. You must have a browser compatible with JDK1.1 A simulation software for DOS and UNIX. An |
| Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma | The Encounter Game is being retired It was an Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma type game but unlike computer simulations, this one had actual people. So players could change strategies whenever they wanted. It was not very scientific but perhaps like the real world. Here are the results Here is the game Here are some links on Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma Chaos, cheating and cooperation: potential solut | |
| Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma - Sneaker Chat Room | Game based on Prisoners Dilemma game theory as described in the book The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins (1989 p. 205). | Prisoner's Dilemma - Sneaker Chat Room A chat room for Prisoner's Dilemma and Interactive Prisoner's Dilemma sites. These sites are based on Prisoners Dilemma game theory which is widely used to demonstrate the evolution of co-operation. All interested in joining discussions about Prisoner's Dilemma or related topics are invited. SneakerChat requires a Java enabled browser. If you are seeing this |
| Jeux: The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma | Jeux: The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in Java This applet was Created with Roaster™ updated: Jul 23, 1997 The original QBASIC version by Alun L. Lloyd Detailed description of the concept of Prisoner's Dilemma, see below. A. L. $B%m%$%I(J, "$B?M$N%8%l%s%^!&%2!`$r:n$m$&(J" $BF|7P%5%$%(%s%9(J (Scientific American Japanese Edition), vol.287, no.8, pp.58-61, August 1995. Lloyd, A. L., "Computing | |
| Mathematical Analysis of Games | Mathematical Analysis of Games Project WISE, Spring, 1998 Center for High Pressure Research This workshop, which is being conducted by the Center for High Pressure Research (CHiPR) for the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) program at SUNY Stony Brook, will focus on games of strategy designed for one, two, and several players. These will include the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma, Big Net Litt | |
| Miscellaneous Book Reviews | Reviews of Science Books Book reviews are listed alphabetically according to the author's last name. New reviews will appear in a special section at the top of the list for a month before being alphabetized. Each review is dated so you can tell when new ones have been added. Also, when the author has written or officially sponsored a web page, I will try to include a link to it. If you know of a | |
| PD Abstract | Evolving Cooperation in the Non-Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma: The Importance of Spatial Organization Michael Oliphant Department of Cognitive Science University of California, San Diego Published as: Oliphant, M. (1994). Evolving cooperation in the non-iterated prisoner's dilemma: The importance of spatial organization. In Brooks, R. and Maes, P. (Eds.) Proceedings of the fourth artificial life wo | |
| PNAS Human cooperation in the simultaneous and the alternating Prisoner's Dilemma: Pavlov versus Generous Tit-for-Tat | Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesVolume 93, Number 07; Pages: 2686-2689Evolution Human cooperation in the simultaneous and the alternating Prisoner's Dilemma: Pavlov versus Generous Tit-for-Tat Claus Wedekind, Manfred Milinski © 1996 by the National Academy of Sciences ABSTRACT The iterated Prisoner's Dilemma has become the paradigm for the evolution of cooperation among egoists. Si | |
| Prisoner's Dilemma | The prisoner's dilemma is the story of two criminals who have been arrested for a heinous crime and are being interrogated separately. Each knows that if neither of them talks, the case against them is weak and they will be convicted and punished for lesser charges. If this happens, each will get one year in prison. If both confess, each will get 20 years in prison. If only one confesses and test | |
| Prisoner's Dilemma | Prisoners' Dilemma This classic problem of game theory sheds light on many of the problems that have plagued ethical and political philosophers throughout history. It addresses that class of situations in which there is a fundamental conflict between what is a rational choice for an individual member of a group and for the group as a whole. It helps us understand how such dilemmas can be resolved | |
| Prisoner's Dilemma | Prisoner's Dilemma The Prisoner's Dilemma problem is the classic problem for examining how computer's (people even!) participate in relationships in which cooperation is beneficial. (I don't have any original references handy yet - I will find them). Essentially the game examines the benefits of cooperation within a 2 entity relationship using a simple payoff matrix. 1. The game may have any even | |
| Prisoner's Dilemma | Prisoner's Dilemma John von Neumann, Game Theory, and the Puzzle of the Bomb by William Poundstone Raymond M. Smullyan: I was thoroughly carried away by Prisoner's Dilemma; it is one of the most fascinating and informative books I have read in years. The scientific and mathematical aspects, the biographical and historical materials, with their thought-provoking sociological ramifications, are abso | |
| Prisoner's Dilemma Protocols | Next: The SHERFACS International Up: Existing Text Models Previous: Butterworth Conflict Narratives Prisoner's Dilemma Protocols Hurwitz (1990) has parsed and represented the largest amount of text (over 100 pages) yet processed by RELATUS. He has entered protocols of sequential prisoner's dilemma (SPD) games, originally acquired from a series of experiments conducted by Alker with M.I.T. undergr | |
| Program Announcements: New IPD Simulator version available | New IPD Simulator version available Mathieu Philippe (mathieu@lifl.fr) 22 Apr 1996 10:40:06 GMT Next message: Brian Hill: "Mac implementaion of Langton Ant rules" Previous message: Andrew Rowbottom: "Re: Latham's FormSynth" Dear Netters, Our last IPD Simulator version is now available on http://www.lifl.fr/~mathieu/ipd or by anonymous ftp : ftp.lifl.fr in pub/users/mathieu/soft If you write your | |
| Question Mark: Cooperation Has Its Drawbacks | You're at Question Mark, written by a guy without the answers.The following was posted on 3/10/97. New columns appear about once a week; past columns are in the Archives. Cooperation Has Its Drawbacks About Question Mark Archives Tools I Use Donations Accepted Links Write me After my previous column, It's All A Prisoner's Dilemma, one skeptical reader took me to task: simply cooperating all the t | |
| The 2-Player Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma | The 2-Player Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma | Next: Speciation by Implicit Fitness-Sharing Up: Towards Automatic Modularisation Previous: Towards Automatic Modularisation The 2-Player Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma The problem we are interested in here is the 2-player iterated prisoner's dilemma (2IPD) [4]. All the rules in the rule-based system encode strategies for playing the game. Figure 2 shows our variant of the payoff matrix of the 2IPD |
| The Economics of thePrisoner's Dilemma: A Background | The Economics of the Prisoner's Dilemma: A Background Authors: Bryan R. Routledge Abstract: Some of the game theoretic foundations of the prisoner's dilemma (pd) are presented. The brief survey covers the one-shot, finitely repeated and infinitely repeated versions of the game. The description of the one-shot game includes a discussion of the dominant strategy nature of the equilibrium and | |
| The Ethical Spectacle | THE ETHICAL SPECTACLE(TM) Vol. I, No. 9 September 1995 The Prisoner's Dilemma Introduction: We Are All Prisoners The Prisoner's Dilemma in: Business The Holocaust Litigation Love The Movies Politics Software Development Welfare: Between the States; The Poor and the Rest of Us Variations: The Gandhi Game The Scorpion An Ethic Based on the Prisoner's Dilemma Sources Leon Felkins on the Social Dilem | |
| The Ethical Spectacle | THE ETHICAL SPECTACLE(TM) Vol. I, No. 9 September 1995 The Prisoner's Dilemma Introduction: We Are All Prisoners The Prisoner's Dilemma in: Business The Holocaust Litigation Love The Movies Politics Software Development Welfare: Between the States; The Poor and the Rest of Us Variations: The Gandhi Game The Scorpion An Ethic Based on the Prisoner's Dilemma Sources Leon Felkins on the Social Dilem | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma | The Prisoner's Dilemma The prisoner's dilemma is a fun little game theory problem. Now you have the chance to play it against a computer opponent! If you're having problems with this page, please email danielsm@ucsub.colorado.edu I'm quite sorry, but your browser evidently doesn't support Java... The prisoner's dilemma was originally formulated by mathematician Albert W. Tucker and has since beco | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma | Previous The Prisoner's Dilemma Because the Nash equilibrium in the prisoner's dilemma is Pareto suboptimal, individual self-interest is simply a trap rather than a sufficient mechanism for group efficiency. Smith and Jones must use some sort of social interaction other than individual pursuit of self-interest if they are to achieve an efficient group outcome. But how? Consider the problem of com | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma Games (pdg) | Please visit our sponsor! The Prisoner's Dilemma Games (pdg) Contact: majordomo@ifi.uio.no Purpose: For game theory, especially Prisoner's Dilemma type of problems. Purely technical issues and questions, discussions of specific scientific applications, as well as political and ideological aspects and consequences of game theory are welcome. It is a hope that the list wi | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma at the Movies | The Prisoner's Dilemma at the Movies Every film noir involves a prisoner's dilemma. In all movies of this genre, the universe is alien and rather frightening; no-one's motives are quite clear; in a morally barren world, the characters have the opportunity to forge bonds of loyalty or to betray each other. In one variation, the heist movie, freelance criminals team up to commit a robbery; if all c | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma in Relationships | The Prisoner's Dilemma in Relationships Any two party relationship--employer-employee, priest-penitent, lawyer-client--implies a prisoner's dilemma. The relationship between lovers is no exception. Love implies sacrifices. Making a sacrifice for someone you love is playing the cooperation card. A failure to make a sacrifice in return, a dishonesty or infidelity, is a defection. Sucker's payoffs i | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Central Recording Sheet | Central Recording Sheet The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a Central Recording Sheet for running an iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in the classroom, as discussed on the Prisoner's Dilemma page. You will need one sheet for each 20 students, for each 2 rounds. So, for example, to run a 40-student exper | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Holocaust Resistance | Holocaust Resistance The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page is based on widespread Danish resistance to the occupying Nazi's policy of deporting Danish Jews to concentration and death camps. The story that King Kristian X wore the yellow star Jews were forced to wear in Nazi Germany, and that he led other Dane | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: In the Trenches | The Trenches of World War I The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a scenario in which the Row player is one soldier in the trenches of World War I, and the Column player is one of many soldiers on the other side. This page follows Robert Axelrod's excellent analysis of the emergence of spontaneous an | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Iterated and Interactive | The Prisoner's Dilemma Iterated and Interactive This was originally done for Channel Zero, a video magazine that now seems to be defunct (and de-funked). The Prisoner's Dilemma was discovered in 1950 by Melvin Drescher and Merrill Flood, who both worked at the RAND Corporation. Albert W. Tucker gave it its name and wrote the first article about it. It's since become well-studied in philosophy, ga | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Morally Neutral Form | Morally Neutral Form The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides Robert Axelrod's morally neutral description of the Prisoner's Dilemma in normal form, to assist either in explaining or in simulating the game during class, as discussed on the Prisoner's Dilemma page. Game Theory in the Classroom The Prison | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Open Sea Fishing | Open Sea Fishing The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a scenario in which the Row player is one fisherman, and the Column player represents the other fishermen in the area. This situation models the "Tragedy of the Commons," and explores whether voluntary action can avoid it. The keys to avoiding it | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Pair Member Record | Pair Member Record The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a Pair Member Record for running an iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in the classroom, as discussed on the Prisoner's Dilemma page. You will need only one of these for each set of 20 students. Pair Member Record Pair Student # Student # Pair A: Pair | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Sources | The Prisoner's Dilemma: Sources Books Axelrod, The Evolution of Cooperation, (Basic Books, 1984). The best book available on the dilemma. Axerod is the political scientist who in 1980 ran a computer tournament in which programs played the p.d. against one another. The book analyzes the insights the p.d. gives us into society, nuclear strategy, biology and other fields. Dawkins, The Selfish Gene(O | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Student Recording Sheet | Student Recording Sheet The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a Student Recording Sheet for running an iterated Prisoner's Dilemma in the classroom, as discussed on the Prisoner's Dilemma page. You will need at least one sheet for each student. Each sheet covers a maximum of 30 rounds. Student Record | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Student's Dilemma | The Student's Dilemma The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a scenario in which the Row player is one student in a class graded on a curve, and the Column player represents all the other students. This page is to assist either in explaining or in simulating the game during class, as discussed on the | |
| The Prisoner's Dilemma: Trade vs. Raid | Trade vs. Raid The Prisoner's Dilemma in the Classroom National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Saddleback College Summer 1997 This page provides a scenario in which the Row player is one group, nation or tribe, and the Column player is another. Each group has an asset the other wants; this issue is how to get it. This page is to assist either in explaining or in simulating the game during c | |
| The Three-Player Prisoner's Dilemma | The Three-Player Prisoner's Dilemma | Next: Problem 8 Up: No Title Previous: Problem 7 The Three-Player Prisoner's Dilemma So far, all of our prisoner's dilemma examples have involved two players (and, indeed, most game-theory research on the prisoner's dilemma has focused on two-player games). But it is possible to create a prisoner's dilemma game involve three - or even more - players. Strategies from the two-player game do not nec |
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| the relink page | Those are the pages I found that link to any of my pages: Physical Geography Internet Links : Biogeography / Ecology Information Commons Paper Draft: P. Schroeder Social Psychology Cooperation Prisoner's Dilemma Internet Resources - LEARNING AND MEMORY Thesises go2net | internet | deep magic | The prisoner's dilemma PBE&B Educational Index Dr. P's Dog Training Library: Scienti | |
| Engines of Our Ingenuity: Episode No. 875 | No. 875: THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA by John H. Lienhard (Theme music) Today, let's help the prisoner sort out his dilemma. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. Scholars invent a shorthand for the great problems of human behavior. They talk about Hobson's Choice, Occam's R | |
| News | June 30, 1998 02:17 PM by David K. Levine, Department of Economics, UCLA top | new | search | general | research | classes | submit | games | links | David Read commentary on economic and methodological problems and issues. Read a new paper about the evolution of cooperation in the Prisoners' Dilemma game. A proposal for a new experimental laboratory to be located at UCLA and operated jointly by | |
| Notice of New URL | This Page Has Moved We have simplified the URLs for Encyclopedia entries. This entry can now be found at: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/prisoner-dilemma/ or, at the mirror site: http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/stanford/entries/prisoner-dilemma/ Please change your link/bookmark accordingly, before this notice disappears. The Editors Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy | |
| Prisoners' Dilemma | Prisoners' Dilemma Prisoners' Dilemma is a game which has been and continues to be studied by people in a variety of disciplines, ranging from biology through sociology and public policy. Among its interesting characteristics are that it is a "non-zero-sum"game: the best strategy for a given player is often one that increases the payoff to one's partner as well. It has also been shown that there | |
| Prisoners' Dilemma | You Have Found The Prisoners' Dilemma A fiendish cyberspace wizard has locked you and Serendip into a diabolical game with the following rules: On each turn of the game, you and Serendip must choose, without knowing the other's choice, between cooperating with each other and trying to take advantage of each other. Following every turn of the game, you and Serendip will each receive a certain numb | |
| Prisoners' Dilemma | You Have Found The Prisoners' Dilemma A fiendish cyberspace wizard has locked you and Serendip into a diabolical game with the following rules: On each turn of the game, you and Serendip must choose, without knowing the other's choice, between cooperating with each other and trying to take advantage of each other. Following every turn of the game, you and Serendip will each receive a certain numb | |
| Prisoners' Dilemma | You Have Found The Prisoners' Dilemma A fiendish cyberspace wizard has locked you and Serendip into a diabolical game with the following rules: On each turn of the game, you and Serendip must choose, without knowing the other's choice, between cooperating with each other and trying to take advantage of each other. Following every turn of the game, you and Serendip will each receive a certain numb | |
| 1996 Summer Seminar in Philosophy | Summer Seminar in Philosophy 1996 Objectivism: Theory and Practice The Seventh Annual Institute for Objectivist Studies' Summer Seminar University of Colorado at Boulder July 6-13, 1996 Table of Contents Introduction Conference Life New Perspectives on Objectivism Philosophy Social Theory and Practice Culture and Values Workshops ("A") Advanced Seminar Registration Introduction Imagine yourself i | |
| ABLE Volume 15 | Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching Volume 15 University of Toronto, June 8-12, 1993 Editor and Host: Corey A. Goldman Abstracts can be found at the end of this document. To read a particular abstract, click on the chapter number. 1. Human DNA Fingerprinting by Polymerase Chain Reaction Mark V. Bloom, DNA Learning Center 2. Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis (PAGE) of Blood Proteins John C. Mo | |
| A James Thurber Web Page | Back To Ritter's Home Page Thurber's World (and Welcome To it)! Self Portrait James Grover Thurber (or James Murfreesboro Thurber, as he was called by ignorant publishers) was an author, cartoonist and humorist who grew up in Columbus Ohio, and gained his fame writing articles and cartoons that graced the pages of the New Yorker from 1927 until his death in 1961. I am a big fan of his, and though | |
| An Alternative Psychobiological View on Mental Illness | 'Alternative' theory of psychiatric deviations (contemporary, controversial); related links | An Alternative Psychobiological View on Mental Illness by Serge Helfrich LONG FILE CLICK HERE Some (obliquely) related links: Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology Home Page Journal of Consciousness Studies The Monist: Call for papers on Cognitive Theories of Mental Illness Successful Schizophrenia Jakob von Uexküll Center Early theoretical biology: Uexküll William H. Calvin's Books and Articles P |
| Analysis of Competitive Decision Making | JOHNSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Cornell University NBA 638: ANALYSIS OF COMPETITIVE DECISION MAKING Spring 1996 Professor: Vrinda Kadiyali Office: 560 Malott Hall Phone numbers: 255-1985 (O) and 277-7206 (H) Fax: 254-4590 E-mail : vrinda@johnson.cornell.edu Place: 405 Malott Hall Time: MW 10.10-11.25 a.m. Hours when not in office: MW 10.10-11.25 a.m., MW 1.25-2.40 p.m., TW 3.45-5.30 p.m., F | |
| Andrew Colman | [Research Interests][Research Grants][Books][Articles][Abstracts] [Psychology at Leicester] ANDREW M. COLMAN Contact Information Address: Department of Psychology University of Leicester Leicester LE1 7RH, UK E-mail: amc@leicester.ac.uk Current Position: Reader in Psychology, University of Leicester Research Interests Game theory, experimental games, social dilemmas, behavioural decisio | |
| Animal rights and human rights | Be aware that elephants weep, warns Jeffery | My right to hurt animals Thu, Sep 26, 1996 1400 GST ©osmic ©opyright Richard Lubbock 1995, 1996 In England people riot in the streets to defend the rights of animals. And it's not just animals they're screaming about. People are yelling for rights of all kinds for themselves, too, (most of them spurious). How much of this is rubbish? Quite a lot of it. It calls for a radical, new, neoclassical ph |
| A Rational Life | A collection of essays and links on issues facing the individual in modern society. Emphasis is on Social Dilemmas, Political Philosophy, memes, behavior, Public Choice, Common Sense, Vagueness, and other paradoxes and dilemmas. Also included are a Quotes page and a Hobbies page. | "A Rational Life" A Discussion of the Peculiar Consequences of Individuals Living in Groups "The first degree of folly is to conceit one's self wise; the second to profess it; the third to despise counsel."" - Benjamin Franklin: Poor Richard's Almanac, 1754 I recently retired from a career in engineering, teaching, and dabbling with computers. For the first time in my life I now have the time to |
| Basic Principles | Principles of political and legal philosophy that are the foundations of constitutional republican government and constitutional compliance. Basic Principles Legend: If more than one file format available, click on the ball to get the indicated file format: HTML | Text | Zipped WordPerfect | Adobe PDF | Rich Text | Image 1. Social Contract and Constitutional Republics 2. Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes | |
| Biological Sources of Aggression | Biological Sources of Aggression Internet Resources A Manic-Depression Primer The Manic Depression Archive offers a good and sympathetic presentation, with archive. Culture and Sharability in Prisoner's Dilemma Problems This paper on evolving populations of networks to cooperate in an enculturated environment, was written for an undergraduate Cognitive Science class at UCSD. It applies many of th | |
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| Break Through Productions offers prisoners and inmates of prisons and jails a place to publish and promote artistic creations. | Return to Break Through Home Page Other Inmate Sites Mumia Abu-Jamal Writings by Mumia Abu-Jamal "Voice of the Voiceless:", "Live from Death Row: Spirit Death" and more... Voices from Prison is a journal which provides a chance for the inmates to express themsleves artistically. [Connecticut Prison Association] Letters to a Dead Man Dean is currrently an inmate on "Death Row" at San Quentin. H | |
| Bryan Routledge | Bryan Routledge Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213-3890 USA Phone: 412-268-7588 Fax: 412-268-7064 e-mail: bryan@sulawesi.gsia.cmu.edu The 'How's it goin' eh?' wav-welcoming is courtesy of Doug McKenzie. Perhaps you prefer a Simpson's sponcered bio. Research Financial Economics "Decentralization, Project Assignment, and Optional | |
| BYU Multi-Agent Satisficing Control | Multi-Agent Satisficing Control Group The Multi-Agent Satisficing Control (MASC) Group at Brigham Young University is interested in developing controllers for problems for which optimal control methods do not apply. Specifically, the group is developing a theory of control that applies to time-varying, nonlinear, and multiple agent problems for which no known optimal solution exists. The theory i | |
| Core Concepts | Back to Syllabus Core Concepts All quizzes and exams will be based upon 70 Core Concepts. These include 10 concepts or terms derived from each of the 7 areas of psychology covered in this course. This list of terms is posted on the Bulletin Board. It is also available on the Psychology Department Web Site. You will need to understand 10 of the Core Concepts for each quiz. These concepts are often | |
| Dante's Links to prison resources | Dante's Links to Prison-related Websites Updated October 31, 1997 If you know of a link that should be here but isn't, please contact me by email. Newsgroups and Mailing Lists The alt.prisons newsgroup The PRISON-L mailing list The 3STRIKES mailing list The Police Abuse mailing list General Information Washington State Courts and State Law Library Gates to Northwest Law PeaceNet Prison Issues Des | |
| David Siegel's Journal Directory | "For every complex problem there is a solution that is concise, clear, simple, and wrong." -- H. L. Mencken Volume III - 1997 April 30, 1998 Let the Hiatus Begin April 16, 1998 What are the Odds? April 9, 1998 Words, Tongues, and Sensitive Areas April 2, 1998 It All Comes Back to Sex March 26, 1998 Two Wheels, Part II March 19, 1998 Two Wheels, Part I March 12, 1998 Cats, Free Speech, | |
| EAME Glossary | Draft Document: Glossary Cellular Automaton (plural: cellular automata) According to the CA Frequently Asked Questions file... "A cellular automaton is a discrete dynamical system. Space, time, and the states of the system are discrete. Each point in a regular spatial lattice, called a cell, can have any one of a finite number of states. The states of the cells in the lattice are updated accordin | |
| EconLinks | EconLinks Resources for Economists Below you will find a list of links loosely arranged according to divisions within economics (paralleling MC econ courses). Some links could quite easily fit under several divisions. Last updated: December 3, 1997 Search Engines Yahoo | Excite | Lycos | Alta Vista | Student Economic Review A web-based student-generated economics journal--pretty impressive. Launc | |
| Encyclopedia of Law and Economics | - Bibliography 6020 Tax Evasion and Tax Compliance Aaron, Henry J. and Munnell, Alicia H. (1992), 'Reassessing the Role for Wealth Transfer Taxes', 45(3) National Tax Journal, 119-143. Agapitos, George and Mavraganis, George (1995), 'Tax Evasion: The Case of Greece: Greece', 49 Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation, 569-576. Al Zakari, Ibrahim A. (1994), Corporate Tax Compliance: A Case | |
| Ethical, Political and Legal Sites on the Web | Ethical, Political and Legal Sites on the Web *Updated June 5, 1998* These links pages became sadly outdated, with many dead links. I've started combing through them to eliminate these, and have gotten through "Metaphor". I'll try to bring this completely up to date within a month or two. Writing and editing the Spectacle is a monumental task, so I don't get to update this links page nearly as of | |
| evolution | As a biologist I am also investigating into evolution. Especially evolutionary game theory is a fascinating field: During a half-year stay at the University of Umeå, Sweden, I wrote a review-article which was published in OIKOS: Brembs, B. 1996. Chaos cheating and cooperation: potential solutions to the Prisoner's Dilemma. OIKOS 76: 14-24. For a short description of the Prisoner's Dilemma se | |
| Evolution | Related Links Evolution Enter Evolution: Theory and History - Topics in evolutionary thought, with biographies. Evolution on the Web for Biology Students - and lots more from Robert P. Gendron and his extensive teaching resource - Evolution, Ecology and Behavior Darwin-Day @ UTK website - from the University of Tennessee Knoxville Departments of Botany and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (Sponso | |
| Experimental Economics: | Experimental Economics By:Alvin E. Roth University of Pittsburgh There was a time when the conventional wisdom was that, because economics is a science concerned with complex, naturally- occurring systems, laboratory experiments had little to offer economists. But today experimental economics has become a well established tool of economic research. The initial impetus for this transformation came | |
| Faculty Publications | Widener Faculty Publications List December 1995 Alan L. Adlestein Conflict of the Criminal Statute of Limitations with Lesser Offenses at Trial, 37 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 199 (1995). A Corporation's Right to a Jury Trial Under the Sixth Amendment, 27 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 375 (1994). Gloria J. Banks Legal & Ethical Safeguards: Protection of Society's Most Vulnerable Participants in a Commercialized Orga | |
| Fun on the Web | Fun on the Web The Onion, America's Finest News Source Play on-line the Prisoner's Dilemma Cool.Com: The Web's Best Sites Riddler.com Very Crazy Productions! If there's a web site that will never run out of things about, it's definitely this one. Craziest Sites on the Planet picks a new site each week and each one is guaranteed to be odd - at the very least. De Tango Web Site Well... just another | |
| Game Theory and Information (C7,D8) 97* | Game Theory and Information (C7,D8) 97* 9701001 [ Abstract ] Title: INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION THROUGH SEQUENTIAL INVESTMENT: THE EFFECTS OF NATIONAL CULTURE ON BUYOUTS AND DISSOLUTIONS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIPS Authors: TIMOTHY B. FOLTA (University of Kentucky) and WALTER J. FERRIER (University of Kentucky) 9701002 [ Abstract ] Title: Common Priors and Separation of Convex Sets | |
| Game Theory and Information (C7,D8) 9702 | EconWPA Game Theory and Information (C7,D8) 9702 Links to: Game Theory and Information (C7,D8) and to the main page of the archive. 9702001 [ Abstract ] Title: Learning to Like What You Have - Explaining the Endowment Effect Authors: Steffen Huck (Humboldt University, Berlin) and Georg Kirchsteiger (CentER, Tilburg) and Joerg Oechssler (Humboldt University, Berlin) 9702002 [ Abstract ] | |
| Homepage: Robin Allott LANGUAGE AND EVOLUTION | Language (and gesture) origin by | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 List of papers by Robin Allott Language Evolutionary biology Abstracts For full texts select below THREE KEY PAPERS OTHER MATERIAL Language animation Colour names Cool Steps in the mind Markings Fragments Greek Fragments Masha French connection Family Giants Organism ---------------------------------------------------- List of papers (For comment or printed copies of papers: ema |
| IEPS Conference Abstracts - IS RATIONAL AND VOLUNTARY CONSTRAINT POSSIBLE?,Joe Mintoff | IS RATIONAL AND VOLUNTARY CONSTRAINT POSSIBLE? Joe Mintoff At the core of the so-called economic conception of rationality is the idea that an action is rational when its expected utility is greater than (or equal to) that of every alternative. However, certain types of situations call into question this identification of the rational action with the maximizing action. Consider an example illustr | |
| Index to Volume 10 of GA-List, GA Archives | Index to GA-List Digests Volume 10 Index Jump to Volume 1 Jump to Volume 2 Jump to Volume 3 Jump to Volume 4 Jump to Volume 5 Jump to Volume 6 Jump to Volume 7 Jump to Volume 8 Jump to Volume 9 You are now in volume 10 Jump to Volume 11 Jump to Volume 12 Click on (select) the issue number to read that issue. To download the issue, set your browser to "save next link as..." before selecting. Vol | |
| John Morgan's Theory and Experimental Economics Page | Professor John Morgan, Princeton University, home page | John Morgan Assistant Professor of Economics and Public Affairs Woodrow Wilson School Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544-1013 609-258-4842, 609-258-2809(F) Office: 411 Robertson Hall email:rjmorgan@wws.princeton.edu Want to Participate in Economics Experiments? Sign me up Research Research Interests, CV, and Working Papers Course Home Pages WWS 518 - Game Theory Approaches to B |
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| Multi-Agent Systems Laboratory - Recent Publications | MAS Main Page Background Information Publications Job Availability Laboratory Personnel Former Laboratory Associates Presentations Lab Education Internal Lab Documents Other Places to Visit Mutli-Agent Systems Laboratory Publications Note: This database is still under development and not all of our papers have been entered. Scroll down this page to see a subset of the other lab publications. Addi | |
| NBBG Program Information | Information on graduate studies in the Nebraska Behavioral Biology Group (NBBG). | Choose another page: 1997 Publications 1996 Publications 1995 Publications [ Program Information | Recent Publications | Core Faculty | Research Associates | Graduate Students ] Balda, R. P., A. C. Kamil and P. A. Bednekoff. 1997. Predicting cognitive capacities from natural histories: Examples from four Corvid species. Current Ornithology 13:33-66. Bevins, R. A., J. E. Klebaur and M. T. Bardo, |
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| Grudin's reasons for failure of collaborative software: | Grudin's reasons for failure of collaborative software: from his paper: Groupware and Social Dynamics: Eight Challenges for Developers A disparity between who does the work and who gets the benefit for example: scheduling software Critical mass and the Prisoner's Dilemma ("lurking") for example: The NOAA Java HyperNews Discussion page Disruption of social processes lack of awareness about unequal | |
| One of America's First Christian Prison Programs | Special Report from Chuck Colson on the InnerChange Freedom Initiative One year ago Prison Fellowship embarked on the boldest experiment ever undertaken by a prison ministry. At the request of the state of Texas, we launched the first-ever 24-hour-a-day, 7-days-a-week Christian prison program at the Jester II unit near Houston, Texas. What an opportunity to witness the power of Jesus Chri | |
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| political co-operation in future; ideology and games theory | CO-OPERATION Some years ago, we made the fundamental observation that - in society - 'forces add in conjunction and subtract in opposition'. We believed that this should be self-evident, and still so believe; nothing has happened since to change our minds - indeed the obvious failures of government policy in the 1990s have reinforced our argument. Despite their failures, however, most politicians | |
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| progs: interactive paper available | interactive paper available PGRIM@ccmail.sunysb.edu 01 Nov 94 15:13:03-0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Rudy Rucker: "cymatics" Previous message: Rudy Rucker: "CA Lab Software" State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY 11794-3750 Patrick N. Grim Philosophy 516 632-7578 01-Nov-1994 02:54pm EST FROM: PGRIM TO: Remote Addressee ( _cellu | |
| References | References | Next: About this document Up: The Localisation of Interaction Previous: 5 Summary References 1 W.B. Arthur. Self-reinforcing mechanisms in economics. In P.W. Anderson, K.J. Arrow, and D. Pines, editors, The Economy as a Complex Adaptive System. Addison-Wesley, 1988. 2 R.J. Aumann. Survey of repeated games. In Essays in Game Theory and Mathematical Economics. Bibliographgisches Institut Mannheim, |
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