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Some Economics/Game Theory Books by Professor Ariel Rubinstein

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These books offer a delightful exploration of game-theoretic subjects, masterfully authored by the esteemed Professor Ariel Rubinstein.                 You have to register in order to download any of the books. The books listed above have been made available free of charge through the kind generosity of Professor Ariel Rubinstein. I highly recommend accessing his  personal website  for additional high-quality learning resources. Please note that I do not own the copyright to the content presented here.

Geme Theory Materials by Professor Martin J. Osborne (and Professor Ariel Rubinstein)

Professor Martin J. Osborne is an economic theorist with interests in game theory and political economy. He retired from a position at the Department of Economics of the University of Toronto at the end of June 2022. Search Search this site using Google Books Martin J. Osborne and Ariel Rubinstein, Bargaining and markets (Academic Press, 1990) [full text freely available] Martin J. Osborne and Ariel Rubinstein, A course in game theory (MIT Press, 1994; Chinese translation published by China Social Sciences Publishin...

Truth, Justice, and Algorithms by Professor Ariel Procaccia

Truth, Justice, and Algorithms by Professor Ariel Procaccia Date Topic Teacher Slides and Links 1/11 Social choice : basic concepts Procaccia slides 1/13 Social choice : complexity of manipulation Procaccia slides , paper 1/18 Martin Luther King Day 1/20 Social choice : advanced manipulation Procaccia slides 1/25 Social choice : ranking and selection systems Procaccia slides , paper 1/27 Social choice : voting rules as maximum likelihood estimators Procaccia slides , paper 1 , paper 2 2/1 Fair division : cake cutting algorithms Procaccia slides 2/3 Fair division : complexity of proportionality Procaccia slides , paper 2/8 Fair division : rent division and computational resources Procaccia s...