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|a Part I: Theory -- Historical Overview -- Introduction to the Theory of Games -- Repeated Games -- Multistage Games -- Zero-Sum Differential Games -- Nonzero-Sum Differential Games -- Evolutionary Games -- Mean-Field Games -- Stochastic Games -- Learning in Games -- Network Games -- Cooperative Dynamic Games -- Numerical Methods -- Part II: Applications -- Part IIA: Economics -- Resource Economics -- Environment Economics and Climate Change -- Industrial Organization. Macroeconomics -- Energy Markets -- Health Economics -- Auctions -- Mechanism Design -- Part IIB: Management Science -- Operations Management -- Marketing -- Finance -- Accounting -- Part IIC: Engineering -- Robust Designs -- Aerospace -- Transportation -- Security -- Power Systems and Smart Grids -- Communications Networks (Pricing, Congestion Control, Routing, Flow Control) -- Part IID: Pursuit-Evasion Games -- Part IIE: Biology (Applications of Evolutionary Game Theory) -- Part IIF: Social Networks TOC is tentative. Each topic in Part I will be dealt with in 2-3 chapters, with one introducing basic theory and the other one or two covering recent advances and/or special topics
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