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On strategic stability in discontinuous games

Economics Letters, 2011
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The Problem of Strategic Stability

1985
Though the problem of strategic stability is not a new one, we do not have a common and comprehensive definition of it. Partially this is due to the fact that we are dealing with a very complex and, to a certain extent, broad and even controversial issue that touches upon the most important aspect of the relations between the two sides.
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Stability and Metastability of the Logit Dynamics of Strategic Games

2012
We consider large systems composed of stategic players and look at ways of describing their long term behaviour. We give evidence that the notion of a Nash equilibrium is not a completely satisfactory answer to this question and propose to look at the stationary equilibrium induced by the logit dynamics [4].
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10 Strategic Stability and Applications

1991
In this chapter, we study the concept of strategic stability that has been introduced in Kohlberg and Mertens [1986]. The first part of the chapter motivates this concept and studies its general properties. In the second half, the concept is applied to specific games.
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Analysis of Strategic Stability Issues

1997
After the end of cold war, military situation in the world is heading from bipolarity to formation of several regions, each of which exhibits a local multipolar system. These multiple poles in defending their interests may lead to more confrontations and hence less stability.
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The (Elusive) Search for Strategic Stability

Texas National Security Review
Abstract: The combination of technological and geopolitical change puts pressure on the search for strategic stability in the contemporary international environment.
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Strategic Dynamics of Crisis Stability in South Asia

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2022
Iftikhar Ali, Jatswan S Sidhu
exaly  

Strategic Stability

Foreign Affairs, 1976
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Star Wars and Strategic Stability

1989
For several decades strategic stability in the world has rested on the principle of mutual nuclear deterrence (or mutually assured destruction — MAD). This principle implies that either of the opposing sides can inflict a devastating nuclear strike with unacceptable consequences for the other side in response to the nuclear first strike ...
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Dynamics of Pakistan’s Nuclear Doctrine: Implications for Strategic Stability in South Asia

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2022
Iftikhar Ali, Jatswan S Sidhu
exaly