Game theory resources

For those who would like to take a structured approach to learning about game theory and network with beginning or advanced game theorists, online resources abound. Here are just a few.

Centers, societies, and clearinghouses

Game Theory .net
Game Theory Society
International Society of Dynamic Games
Research Center for Epistemic Game Theory
Stony Brook Center for Game Theory

Online course materials

Econ 159 - Game Theory (Yale University)
Economics 1052 - Advanced Game Theory (Harvard University)
Economics 431 - Games and Decisions (University of Arizona)
Game Theory (UCLA)
Game theory and Nash equilibrium (Khan Academy)
Statistics 155 - Game Theory (Berkeley)

Tools

Game Theory Explorer

About Jeff Encke

Jeff Encke taught writing and criticism at Columbia University for several years, serving as writer-in-residence for the Program in Narrative Medicine while completing his PhD in English in 2002. He now teaches at Richard Hugo House. His poems have appeared in American Poetry Review, Barrow Street, Black Warrior Review, Boston Review, Colorado Review, Fence, Kenyon Review Online, Salt Hill, and Tarpaulin Sky. In 2004, he published Most Wanted: A Gamble in Verse, a series of love poems addressed to Saddam Hussein and other Iraqi war criminals printed on a deck of playing cards.