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Coalition Formation [PDF]

, 2015
This chapter surveys the sizable and growing literature on coalition formation. We refer to theories in which one or more groups of agents (“coalitions”) deliberately get together to jointly determine their actions. The defining idea of a coalition, in this chapter, is that of a group which can coordinate agreements among its members, while it ...
Debraj Ray, Rajiv Vohra
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Subgame Perfect Coalition Formation

Dynamic Games and Applications, 2022
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Greg Leo, Yevgeniy Vorobeychik, Myrna Wooders   +2 more
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Endogenous Formation of Coalitions

Econometrica, 1983
THE FORMATION OF COALITIONS is a fundamental problem in game theory. By a "coalition" is meant a group of "players" (e.g., economic or political agents) which decide to act together, as one unit, relative to the rest of the players. This includes the instances of syndicates, unions, cartels, blocks, political parties, parliamentary coalitions, etc.
Hart, Sergiu, Kurz, Mordecai
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Growth and Coalition Formation [PDF]

, 2005
In this paper we analyse a growth model where agents have different factor endowments and form coalitions to produce output. Economic growth is the result of the accumulation of human capital. The latter in turn is a by-product of the production activity within a coalition. The maximum rate of growth is obtained when the grand coalition forms. However,
FIASCHI, DAVIDE, PACINI, PIER MARIO
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Coalition formation problems with externalities

Economics Letters, 2022
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María Haydée Fonseca-Mairena, Matteo Triossi   +1 more
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Encouraging a coalition formation [PDF]

Theory and Decision, 2004
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Stochastic Communication and Coalition Formation

Econometrica, 1986
Summary: We consider an economy in which agents may or may not communicate with each other. Coalitions can form only between linked agents. We consider two cases: agents must communicate directly to be in the same coalition or in the second case indirectly. We consider the communication to be random.
Kirman, Alan P, Oddou, Claude, Weber, Shlomo   +2 more
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Corrigendum to “On coalition formation: durable coalition structures”

Mathematical Social Sciences, 2003
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Barberà, Salvador, Gerber, Anke
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