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You also might like Elinor Ostrom's book Governing the Commons, on common pool resource allocation in real historical settings
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in my behavioral econ classes, game theory was presented as a universal model for understanding human behavior in social/political contexts
now i’m wondering if it’s more like a historical description of how a specific type of strategic mind worked in the mid 20th century
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i wish my game theory classes had taught me the history behind the assumptions in the models
e.g. if we’re going to say the world is filled with isolated individuals who optimize for their own self-interest, we should take a look at how we became so atomized in the first place
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I'd recommend reading some Eva Tardos, who challenges a lot of the assumptions (math heavy tho)
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thanks for the summary! i'm curious whether these principles are being used in any ongoing projects
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Most of the historical strategies she discusses in the earlier chapters are still in use today
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