Home Page: Mamoru Kaneko, September 2009

 

1: He is leading a small group of researchers.

2: You can identify him with a photo, but the above is closer to reality.

3: If you are interested in his uninteresting curriculum vitae, please. Click here.

4: His thoughts on game theory are found in his book: Game Theory and Mutual Misunderstanding (Springer, 2004).

5: He is glad to tell you that the papers on inductive game theory have appeared:

  A: Inductive Game Theory: A Basic Scenario (with J. Jude Kline) Journal of Mathematical Economics 44 (2008), 1332-1363. This paper describes well his research program.

  B: Information Protocols and Extensive Games in Inductive Game Theory (with J. J. Kline), Game Theory and Applications 13, (2008), 57-83.

6: The home page of Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice (LGS6: http://www.lgs6.org ) is still open. It was a memorial event.

7: Other recent papers are listed below.

2009:a. Transpersonal Understanding through Social Roles, and Emergence of Cooperation (with J. J. Kline),  

May 2009. 

b. Partial Memories, Inductively Derived Views, and their Interactions with Behavior (with J. J. Kline),  

revised, September 2009.

8: This is an excel file for the housing market simulation.

 

2008 Discussion Papers

@a. A Simulation Study of Learning a Structure: Mikefs Bike Commuting (with E. Akiyama, R. Ishikawa and J. Jude Kline),  January 2008, SSM.DP. No.1190.

2007 Discussion Papers

c. An Analysis of Discrimination in Festival Games with Limited Access (with Aniruddha MITRA), September 2007, SSM.DP.No.1183

b. Social Justice – Considered in Hell: Act 1 and Act 2, July 2007, SSM. DP. No.1181

a. Small and Partial Views derived from Limited Experiences (with J. Jude Kline) Feb. 2007.