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This book provides the first comprehensive philosophical analysis of game theory, combining epistemic logic and the philosophy of science to investigate whether game theory can genuinely explain human behaviour or serve normative purposes. De Bruin offers new mathematical theorems about beliefs, rationality, and strategic interaction, critically evaluates the “Epistemic Programme” and the “Nash Equilibrium Refinement Programme,” and assesses the applicability and limits of game theory in economics, social science, and decision contexts

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