Series Editor
Ezra Einy
Department of Economics
Ben Gurion University
Beer Sheva 84105
Israel
Editorial Advisory Board
Tatsuro Ichiishi (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)
James S Jordan (The Penn State University, USA)
Ehud Kalai (Northwestern University, USA)
Semih Koray (Bilkent University, Turkey)
John O Ledyard (California Institute of Technology, USA)
Richard P McLean (Rutgers University, USA)
Dov Monderer (The Technion, Israel)
Bezalel Peleg (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
Stanley Reiter (Northwestern University, USA)
Dov E Samet (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Timothy Van Zandt (INSEAD, France)
Eyal Winter (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
Itzhak Zilcha (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
This series aims at publishing original monographs in economic theory, descriptive or normative, its game-theoretical foundations, and mathematics designed to facilitate economic or game-theoretical analyses.
Contributions to economic theory can be grouped into three main types, and this series covers them all. The first one includes those that arise from the author's response to a certain phenomenon observed or experienced in the real economy. For example, observations of aspects of governmental decision-making processes might well lead one to formulate a model of political economy and to apply social choice theory to analyze it. The second type consists of contributions to an existing formal structure, either deepening, extending or augmenting the current theory. The third type consists of new formal structures that either capture aspects of problems hitherto unrecognized, or provide a new way of formalizing a recognized phenomenon or a class of models. Some contributions of the third type can rest upon ideas or observations not yet given formal expression. Works of this kind are within the compass of this series, even though they are not mathematical. Mathematical economics is built upon the foundation of mathematics and/or of game theory. Contributions to mathematics and game theory that are relevant to economic analyses are also within the scope of this series, even if they do not involve specific economic scenarios.
All volumes are published in English.
Call for Book Proposals:
For editorial consideration, three hard copies of manuscripts should be sent to the Series Editor. It is recommended that prior to submission, the author(s) communicate with any member of the Editorial Advisory Board or the Series Editor to discuss the proposed work.
Published titles
Vol. 1
Theory of Regular Economies
by Ryo Nagata
Vol. 2
Theory of Conjectural Variations
by Charles Figuières, Alain Jean-Marie, Nicolas Quérou & Mabel Tidball
Vol. 3
Cooperative Extensions of the Bayesian Game
by Tatsuro Ichiishi & Akira Yamazaki
Vol. 4
General Equilibrium Analysis of Production and Increasing Returns
by Takashi Suzuki
Forthcoming title
Vol. 5
Fixed Points and Economic Equilibria
by Ken Urai
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