A game approach to the Crimean crisis. Part I: Game Description

... governments over the Crimean Republic and Sevastopol as an extensive game with simultaneous moves which may supply us with verifiable predictions about equilibrium strategies of the players and their outcomes. Players It has become a truism to say that international relations (and politics in general) are a result of actions of many agents, many of whom are not perfectly rational. Although it is somewhat a fair description of interactions in domestic politics (at least when it comes to the multiplicity ...