2 Anatol Rapoport Vols: Two-Person/N-Person Game Theory 1966-70 SC

This set includes two classic books on game theory by Anatol Rapoport. The first volume, 'Two-Person Game Theory: The Essential Ideas', published in 1966 by The University of Michigan Press, offers essential insights into two-person game theory. The second volume, 'N-Person Game Theory: Concepts and Applications', was published in 1970 by the same publisher. The books are in good condition. The covers show some soiling and rubbing with material loss, and the spines are creased but not broken. There is stamping on the text block and front free endpaper of 'Two-Person Game Theory'. However, the pages are clean and bright, and the bindings are secure.

These books are great resources for anyone interested in game theory. To use them, simply start reading from the beginning to get a solid understanding of the concepts. When handling the books, be gentle due to the creased spines and rubbed covers. To maintain them, store them in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight. Avoid getting the pages wet. If you need to take notes, use a soft - tipped pen to prevent damage to the pages. And remember, don't bend the covers too much to keep the bindings secure.