Conflict without an Apparent Cause
Abstract
A game-theoretic model of repeated interaction between two potential adversaries is analyzed to illustrate how conflict could possibly arise from rational decision-makers endogenously processing information, without any exogenous changes to the fundamentals of the environment. This occurs as a result of a convergence of beliefs about the true state of the world by the two players. During each period, each adversary must decide to either stage an...
Paper Details
Title
Conflict without an Apparent Cause
Published Date
Oct 2, 2019
Journal
Volume
10
Issue
4
Pages
39 - 39
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