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Kenneth Binmore
University of Bristol
(Tuesday, 19th May 2009)
Title : The Emergence and Nature of Institutions: A Game Theory Approach
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This lecture begins with a summary of the views of a sympathetic game theorist on the current state of play in what is still called the New Institutional Economics. It continues with a much abbreviated summary of my own attempts to treat justice as a kind of institution in the hope that this will serve as a case study in how game theory can serve as a useful intellectual framework for the study of human institutions.
Bibliographical references :
Ken Binmore, "The Breakdown of Social Contracts", unpublished manuscript.
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Ken Binmore, "Game Theory and Institutions", unpublished manuscript.
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Ken Binmore and Avner Shaked, "Experimental Economics: Where Next?", unpublished manuscript.
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Ken Binmore, "Interpersonal Comparison in Egalitarian Societies", unpublished manuscript.
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