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Strategic Polarization [PDF]

Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2001
In joint decision making, similarly minded people may take opposite positions. Consider the example of a marriage in which one spouse gives generously to charity while the other donates nothing. Such "polarization" may misrepresent what is, in actuality, a small discrepancy in preferences.
Adam Kalai, Ehud Kalai
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Strategic Voting and Strategic Candidacy

Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2015
Models of strategic candidacy analyze the incentives of candidates to run in an election. Most work on this topic assumes that strategizing only takes place among candidates, whereas voters vote truthfully. In this paper, we extend the analysis to also include strategic behavior on the part of the voters. (We also study cases where only
Markus Brill, Vincent Conitzer
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To Be Strategic or Not to Be Strategic for the Energy Investments

2021
This study tries to handle the energy issue with an encompassing managerial approach with a broader perspective. In the study, which aims to contribute to the evaluation of the subject from the perspective of entrepreneurship and business administration, efforts are made to explain energy by using the basic principles/approaches that are significant in
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