Epistemic Game Theory - Reasoning and Choice (Broché)

"This is an excellent book that will delight both those learning about epistemic game theory for the first time and those who already know the topic well. The book has been thought through with meticulous attention to detail. Concepts are motivated and explained, examples and problems are carefully crafted, formal material is exact and precise with proofs being provided for all important results. In short, Perea's book is a pedagogical masterpiece and is likely to be the textbook of choice in epistemic game theory for a good time to come." Richard Bradley, London School of Economics and Political Science.
"As a vivid and long-deserved exposition of the fundamental concepts behind interactive reasoning, it is a major step for introducing this topic where it belongs - right at the center stage of game theory. Chock-full of illuminating examples and with a clear and accessible presentation of the pillars on which basic solution concepts rest, it is a book that every scholar and student in the field would benefit from having on their shelf." Aviad Heifetz, The Open University of Israel.
"The aim of the 'epistemic foundation program' in non-cooperative game theory is to characterize the behavior of rational and intelligent players who know the preferences and possible choices of their opponents and who recognize each other's rationality and reasoning abilities. The two main questions are : 'Under what circumstances can a player be said to be rational ?' and 'What does "mutual recognition" of rationality mean ?' This excellent book by Andrés Perea provides a thorough and accessible introduction to the literature." Giacomo Bonanno, University of California, Davis.