From Decision Theory to Game Theory

Andrés Perea is an Associate Professor at Maastricht University. He is a game theorist working on the foundations of game theory and decision theory. He has published the books Rationality in Extensive Form Games (2001) and Epistemic Game Theory: Reasoning and Choice (2012), and has promoted epistemic game theory by various courses across the globe.

• 1. Introduction; Part I. Decision Problems: 2. Decision Problems; Part II. Standard Games: 3. Common Belief in Rationality in Standard Games; 4. Correct and Symmetric Beliefs in Standard Games; Part III. Incomplete Information: 5. Common Belief in Rationality with Incomplete Information; 6. Correct and Symmetric Beliefs with Incomplete Information; Part IV. Unawareness: Common 7. In Rationality with Unawareness; Part V. Psychological Games: 8. Common Belief in Rationality in Psychological Games; 9. Correct and Symmetric Beliefs in Psychological Games.

'The book is engaging, well-structured, and well-written by a leading scholar in the field. It presents the key concepts in an exceptionally clear and simple way, making them accessible to readers with a minimal background in mathematics. I recommend the book for researchers and students who want to learn the epistemic foundations of game theory.' Xiao Luo, National University of Singapore