Recent Advances in Game Theory and Applications

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This volume features fourteen papers derived from presentations at the European Conference on Game Theory SING11-GTM 2015 and the Networking Games and Management workshop, both held in July 2015 in Russia. The papers explore a diverse array of game theory topics, highlighting recent advancements and classical results. Key contributions include a novel approach to journal ranking using social choice theory, a differential game analyzing duopoly competition in markets with network externalities, and the effects of information propagation in tax audit models. Additional topics cover a voting model where past results influence coalition formation, the Selten-Szidarovsky technique for Nash equilibrium analysis in aggregative games, generalized nucleoli and bargaining sets for restricted cooperation games, Bayesian networks in deterrence games, and fresh perspectives on solutions for games in partition function form. This collection showcases the vitality and innovation in contemporary game theory, featuring new ideas and applications from emerging researchers. It will appeal to those engaged in theoretical research or practical applications of game theory.