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International Relations 101
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Can future interactions inspire cooperation today? In this lesson, learn how the prisoner's dilemma affects decisions about repetitive international relations.
with William SpanielCan future interactions inspire cooperation today? In this lesson, learn how the prisoner's dilemma affects decisions about repetitive international relations.
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Learn how, once and for all, states apply game theory logic toward indefinite cooperation. This tutorial explains the grim trigger strategy.
with William SpanielLearn how, once and for all, states apply game theory logic toward indefinite cooperation. This tutorial explains the grim trigger strategy.
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Why do states fight costly wars? In this tutorial by William Spaniel, learn how bargaining is more effective than war by comparing wars with lawsuits.
with William SpanielWhy do states fight costly wars? In this tutorial by William Spaniel, learn how bargaining is more effective than war by comparing wars with lawsuits.
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Can two perfectly intelligent, unbiased leaders fight a war against each other? Answer this question using the unitary actor assumption in this lesson.
with William SpanielCan two perfectly intelligent, unbiased leaders fight a war against each other? Answer this question using the unitary actor assumption in this lesson.
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Can war be mutually beneficial? In this lesson, learn how states may determine the costs and benefits of war with the help of a simplified example.
with William SpanielCan war be mutually beneficial? In this lesson, learn how states may determine the costs and benefits of war with the help of a simplified example.
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