The best-known work by this thinker expands on a paper he co-wrote with W. D. Hamilton which applies the concept of an evolutionarily stable strategy to the prisoner's dilemma.
With Rumen Iliev, this thinker created a model analyzing the tradeoffs between the chance of success and the stakes involved in estimating the best time to launch a cyber attack. This thinker used a quantitative measure of left-right to depict the durability of coalitions in post-WWII Italian politics in the book Conflict of Interest. This thinker hosted two computer tournaments that were won by (*) Anatol Rapoport's tit-for-tat strategy in 1980. The best-known work by this thinker expands on a paper he co-wrote with W. D. Hamilton which applies the concept of an evolutionarily stable strategy to the prisoner's dilemma. For 10 points, name this University of Michigan political scientist who wrote The Evolution of Cooperation.
With Rumen Iliev, this thinker created a model analyzing the tradeoffs between the chance of success and the stakes involved in estimating the best time to launch a cyber attack.
Robert Axelrod