… from any outcome in a game. We call this concept a nonmyopic equilibrium and shall show
how it differs from the more myopic equilibrium concepts of Nash and Stackelberg, which …

… of a limited-move equilibrium constitutes a useful and necessary adjunct to the concept of
a nonmyopic equilibrium and of the dynamic conception of a game it implies, especially for …

… theory, and bargaining and solution concepts in cooperative game theory, a nonmyopic
equilibrium is a lookahead concept that places no arbitrary limit on the extent of bargaining or …

… The extended non-myopic (XNM) equilibria of a game, the … of equilibrium in some special
classes of 2 x 2 games, and illustrate some of its properties. For example, specific games cited …

… a special class of equilibria in finite strategy noncooperative games, which are extensions
of the traditional Nash equilibrium solution. An underlying role in these equilibria play the …

… of a nonmyopic equilibrium to three games played during the … the concept of a nonmyopic
equilibrium provides a promising … of the open-ended games of international politics in which …

… games with solution concepts like Nash equilibria [11, 12]. Though dynamic or extensive-form
games have also received attention in game … its logical extension to anticipation games. …

… games with solution concepts like Nash equilibria (Myerson 1991; Nash 1951). Though dynamic
or extensive-form games have also received attention in game … to anticipation games. In …

… the game. What distinguishes these rules from more traditional ways of analyzing 2 x 2 games
is … tions are analyzed by way of finding nonmyopic equilibria in 2 x 2-games, the analyst …

… game of complete information and common knowledge has at least one Pareto-optimal
nonmyopic equilibrium (… with that given by a Nash equilibrium. We use some simple examples to …