Studies in the Philosophy of Law vol. 7. Game Theory and the Law - Praca zbiorowa

Game theory is a mathematical theory of strategic interactions between rational agents. It has been widely, and with much success, applied in various areas of social sciences, especially economics and sociology. However, it has been relatively rarely used in the analyses pursued within legal theory and legal dogmatics. The present volume is intended to fill in – at least to a certain extent – this gap: the general message of the most of the papers collected in it is that game theory can be a useful tool also for legal scholars. It contains, though, also two skeptical voices regarding the applicability of game theory in legal analysis.

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Part I. Applications of Game Theory in Legal Analysis

Giovanni Sartor
Doing Justice to Rights and Values: Teleological Reasoning and Proportionality

Wojciech Załuski
A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Justice as Mutual Advantage

Bartosz Brożek
Games, Trees and Deontic Logic

Arthur Dyevre
Game Theory and Judicial Behaviour

Mariusz J. Golecki
A Game-Theoretic Solution to the Problem of Reciprocity and Fairness in Contracts

Wojciech Załuski
On the Applications of Game Theory in Contract Law

Łukasz Kurek
Moral Emotions as Evaluations and Their Role in Decision Making

Part II. Some Doubts about the Applicability of Game Theory in Legal Analysis

Tomasz Pietrzykowski
In Our Minds. Descriptive Accounts of Practical Rationality

Eunate Mayor
Traditional Legal Analysis: Its Cognitive Weaknesses

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Pod redakcją Jerzego Stelmacha, Wojciecha Załuskiego