Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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... strategy for gaining power . The value - orienta- tions will dictate the general outlines within which strategy may be formulated . If the value lies in some improvement of democratic political processes , the strategy will have to be ...
... strategy for gaining power . The value - orienta- tions will dictate the general outlines within which strategy may be formulated . If the value lies in some improvement of democratic political processes , the strategy will have to be ...
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... strategy . This is the over - all " plan " of the game Tit might also be considered a set of per- sonal moves ) . In the von Neumann game there are a finite number of strategies ; one of these is selected by the participant before the ...
... strategy . This is the over - all " plan " of the game Tit might also be considered a set of per- sonal moves ) . In the von Neumann game there are a finite number of strategies ; one of these is selected by the participant before the ...
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... strategy detected " . . . a player does not , as previously , choose his strategy , but he plays all possible strategies and chooses only the probabilities with which he is going to play them respectively . . . . By this device the ...
... strategy detected " . . . a player does not , as previously , choose his strategy , but he plays all possible strategies and chooses only the probabilities with which he is going to play them respectively . . . . By this device the ...
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