Prosociality in the economic dictator game is associated with less parochialism and greater willingness to vote for intergroup compromise by Mosleh, M, Stewart, AJ, Plotkin, JB, Rand, DG

“…Using a set of Dynamic Identity Diffusion Index measures, we find that participants who give more in the Dictator Game show less preferential identification with their team relative to the other team, and more identification with all participants regardless of team. …”
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Essays on auctions, contests, and games by Bhattacharya, Vivek

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Robust comparative statics in large static games by Acemoglu, Daron, Jensen, Martin Kaae

“…We derive comparative static results for large aggregative games, showing both how equilibrium aggregates and the behavior of each player change in response to various different types of changes in parameters. …”
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Charles River City : an educational augmented reality simulation pocket PC game by Cheung, Priscilla, 1980-

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Networks, decisions, and outcomes : coordination with local information and the value of temporal data for learning influence networks by Zoumpoulis, Spyridon Ilias

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