Political philosophers have long drawn explicitly or implicitly on claims about the ways in
which human behaviour is shaped by interactions within society. These claims have usually …

As is customary in economics, the Dasgupta Review on the economics of biodiversity adopts
an anthropocentric approach: that is, among the millions of species on Earth, the Review …

Toward explaining the persistence of biased inferences, we propose a framework to
evaluate competing (mis) specifications in strategic settings. Agents with heterogeneous …

During human evolution, individuals interacted mostly within small groups that were
connected by limited migration and sometimes by conflicts. Which preferences, if any, will …

Theory suggests that a form of Kantian morality has evolutionary foundations. To investigate
the relative importance of Kantian morality and social preferences, we run a laboratory …

Across many domains of interaction, both natural and artificial, individuals use past
experience to shape future behaviors. The results of such learning processes depend on …

The idea of applying game theory to problems in biology was given a formal basis nearly 50
years ago. Since then, the theory has advanced, and there have been numerous …

In social interactions, including cooperation and conflict, individuals can adjust their
behaviour over the shorter term through learning within a generation, and natural selection …

We study evolution of preferences in large population aggregative games. In such games,
all agents in society interact with each other. The material payoff or fitness of agents is …

This paper revisits two classical problems in the theory of voting—viz. the divided majority
problem and the strategic revelation of information—in the light of evolutionarily founded …