NASA NTRS · 20100012845
Using Game Theory to Qualitatively Analyze Global Relations
Abstract
As the world becomes smaller, the importance of global education increases. Technological advancements have made news instantaneous. The advent of the Internet has made contact with another part of the world just a click away. Such achievements have put pressure on educational institutions to prepare students for the global community in which they already live. !~ey must not only ~e taug~~ about the world and the interactions among countries, but also, how the decIsions are made which facillta~e. these interactions and what factors might contribute to the chain reactions which might erupt from such declsl?n~. It is critical that students learn the skills of decision-making and analysis in order to be able to operate Within a world where threats and crises abound. As tomorrow's leaders, today's students must be exposed to the global world and its mechanisms and learn the tools to navigate within it.
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Tacosa, Corliss A., Cuper, Taryn. 2010-03-01. Using Game Theory to Qualitatively Analyze Global Relations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100012845
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