This is a page of links on game theory. It is by no means comprehensive, but you can find your way into the main sites from here.

Game Theory Sites

Homepages of People who Use Game Theory

• E-mail addresses of authors on the economics of networks
• Philippe Aghion
• Ian Ayres (Yale Law)
• Michael R. Baye (Indiana Bus Econ)
• Ken Binmore
• Michele Boldrin
• Patrick Bolton (Princeton)
• Jeremy Bulow (Stanford business)
• Yeon-Koo Che, (Wisconsin Econ)
• Peter Cramton (University of Maryland), good for auctions, especially
• Vincent Crawford
• Avinash Dixit (Princeton Econ);
• Aaron Edlin (Berkeley)
• Joseph Farrell
• Drew Fudenberg (Harvard);
• Herbert Gintis (U.Mass) with chapters from his game theory problems book.
• Sergiu Hart
• Charles Holt (Virginia)
• Matthew Jackson (Cal Tech)
• Philippe Jehiel (Ponts et Chaussees)
• Charles M. Kahn (Illinois Econ), another auction expert
• MICHAEL KATZ
• Paul Klemperer
• David Levine, (UCLA Econ), with lots of good links
• Lones, Michigan;
• George Mailath (Penn)
• Stephen�Martin - Purdue
• R. Preston McAfee (Texas Econ)
• Richard McKelvey
• Bentley McLeod (USC)
• John McMillan (Stanford business)
• Paul Milgrom (Stanford)
• Stephen Morris (Yale)
• Roger Myerson's web sites
• Martin Osborne (McMaster)
• Wolfgang Pesendorfer
• EMMANUEL PETRAKIS
• Eric Rasmusen (Indiana Bus Econ)
• Debraj Ray (New York University)
• John Roberts (Stanford)
• Santanu Roy;
• Al Roth (Harvard)
• Ariel Rubinstein
• Larry Samuelson
• Ilya Segal (Stanford)
• Avner Shaked
• Mikhael Shor (Vanderbilt bus)
• Joel Sobel (San Diego)
• Hal Varian (Berkeley Library)
• Dan Vincent (Maryland)
• Thomas Voss
• Joel Watson
• Ivo Welch (Yale Finance)
• Robert Wilson (Stanford Business)

• Rasmusen: GAMES AND INFORMATION, 3rd edition (2001) and Readings in Games and Information (2001)

  Friends and Fortunes, which has some simulations to play, and a great list of game theory books with images of covers.

• ComLabGames at Carnegie Mellon, for playing games on the Net

	For working papers, see the site, Game Theory and Information working papers at the Washington University Working Papers Archive.
	Sites for game theory courses include David Levine's PhD course, in Dynamic Game Theory, Eric Rasmusen's MBA course on game theory and strategic thinking, G570, and Eric Rasmusen's PhD course on micro and modelling, G601.
	Geoff Wong's Political Game Theory site contains a few games that one could play in a class to illustrate political principles (or, really, the problems from lack thereof).
	Resources for Economists on the Internet (by Bill Goffe). This is the standard reference for economics generally. Everything is here, with descriptions of usefulness, in a well-designed website with search capability.
	Sergiu Hart - Game Theory and Economic Theory
	Humor: Games People Play song
	SSRN (Social Science Research Network) Home Page for working papers on all subjects in economics
	Steve Berry's out-of-date Net Resources in Industrial Organization
	Fioravante Patrone's Game theory site
	Economides' Economics of Networks siteBack to top