International Journal of Game Theory
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Volume 55, issue 1, 2026
- Rational beliefs when the truth is not an option pp. 1-26

- Filippo Massari and Jonathan Newton
- On perspective invariance in bargaining pp. 1-12

- Hans Peters
- Restricting entries to all-pay contests pp. 1-46

- Fupeng Sun, Yanwei Sun, Chiwei Yan and Li Jin
- Meaning in communication games pp. 1-46

- Andreas Blume
- An axiomatization of the Banzhaf index to measure influence in qualitative comparative analysis pp. 1-14

- Claus-Jochen Haake and Martin R. Schneider
- Equilibria in oligopoly games with interval-valued inverse demand function and cost functions pp. 1-28

- Wensheng Jia and Zhe Yang
- Patent pool formation between rival standards pp. 1-43

- Takaaki Abe, Emiko Fukuda and Shigeo Muto
- The museum pass problem with consortia pp. 1-43

- Juan Carlos Gonçalves-Dosantos, Ricardo Martínez and Joaquín Sánchez-Soriano
- Graph-restricted games and their inheritance of properties pp. 1-16

- Bas Dietzenbacher and Dries Vermeulen
- College admissions with budget complementarities pp. 1-23

- Azar Abizada and Umut Dur
- Shutting-out-proofness in object allocation problems with money pp. 1-23

- Hiroki Shinozaki
- Public communication in regime change games pp. 1-20

- Georgy Lukyanov and Anastasia Makhmudova
- Booster draft mechanisms for multi-object assignment pp. 1-20

- Gian Caspari
- Weak agreement and the properties of beliefs under ambiguity pp. 1-20

- Antoine Billot and Vassili Vergopoulos
- Core bound reduced games and consistency pp. 1-18

- Doudou Gong and Bas Dietzenbacher
- On fairness and size of coalitions in economies with club goods pp. 1-40

- Anuj Bhowmik, Sandipan Saha and Soumi Tikader
- A quasi-convex game without having population monotonic allocation scheme pp. 1-7

- Toru Hokari and Yoshio Ishida
Volume 54, issue 2, 2025
- Contest design with threshold objectives pp. 1-42

- Edith Elkind, Abheek Ghosh and Paul W. Goldberg
- The Hierarchical construction of a universal qualitative belief space pp. 1-37

- Satoshi Fukuda
- Quasi-stability notions in two-sided matching models pp. 1-23

- Nadia Guiñazú, Noelia Juarez, Pablo Neme and Jorge Oviedo
- Blend-in fairness and equal split pp. 1-21

- Dinko Dimitrov and Ching-jen Sun
- Population monotonicity and egalitarianism pp. 1-18

- Bas Dietzenbacher and Emre Doğan
- Cooperative game theoretic results from the tuna fishing problem pp. 1-24

- Gustavo Bergantiños and Adriana Navarro-Ramos
- Corrigendum to “TU-games with utilities: the prenucleolus and its characterization set” pp. 1-2

- Zsófia Dornai and Miklós Pintér
- A folk theorem with unobservable mixtures and endogenous discounting pp. 1-19

- Asen Kochov and Yangwei Song
- On subgame consistency of the Shapley-Shubik power index pp. 1-20

- Ori Haimanko
- The structure of interaction and modes of reasoning can shape the evolution of conventions pp. 1-20

- Ennio Bilancini, Leonardo Boncinelli and Sedric Zucchiatti
- Partially observable discrete-time stochastic games under risk probability criterion pp. 1-17

- Qingda Wei and Xian Chen
- Equilibrium existence in price-quantity games: a sunk cost paradox pp. 1-30

- Iwan Bos, Dries Vermeulen and Niloufar Yousefimanesh
- Efficiency in the two-way connections model pp. 1-46

- Alan Griffith
- Induced rules for minimum cost spanning tree problems: towards merge-proofness and coalitional stability pp. 1-35

- Siwen Liu, Peter Borm and Henk Norde
- Generalizing liquid democracy to multi-agent delegation: a voting weight measure and equilibrium analysis pp. 1-35

- Francisco M. Bersetche
- Non-obvious manipulability in package assignment problems with money pp. 1-35

- Hiroki Shinozaki
- Using ultimatum power as a leverage in resolving a bargaining conflict pp. 1-12

- Emin Karagözoğlu and Kerim Keskin
- Incomplete information, self-confidence, and positive sorting pp. 1-29

- Kentaro Asai
- Dominant strategy implementation of the doctor-optimal stable rule with bilateral contracts pp. 1-15

- Wataru Ishida and Taro Kumano
- The essential coalitions index in games with restricted cooperation pp. 1-14

- Martí Jané-Ballarín
- Sharing values for multi-choice games: an axiomatic approach pp. 1-32

- David Lowing and Makoto Yokoo
- Automatic proofs in combinatorial game theory pp. 1-32

- Bastien Mignoty, Antoine Renard, Michel Rigo and Markus A. Whiteland
- The price of fairness and stability in resource buying games pp. 1-32

- Tom Katz and Tami Tamir
Volume 54, issue 1, 2025
- Attempting to detect a lie: do we think it through? pp. 1-23

- Julia Jawer, Hedda Nielsen and Georg Weizsäcker
- New axiomatizations of the Diversity Owen and Shapley values pp. 1-16

- Sylvain Béal, Mostapha Diss and Rodrigue Tido Takeng
- Incentivizing hidden types in secretary problem pp. 1-21

- Longjian Li and Alexis Akira Toda
- Waitlist engineering in discrete object allocations with outside option pp. 1-22

- Mustafa Oğuz Afacan and Eray Cumbul
- A general model for multi-parameter weighted voting games pp. 1-36

- Sanjay Bhattacherjee, Satya Chakravarty and Palash Sarkar
- Communication frictions and equilibrium pragmatics pp. 1-25

- Toru Suzuki
- Existence of pure equilibria in symmetric two-player zero-sum games pp. 1-18

- Mehmet S. Ismail and Ronald Peeters
- Competitive secretary problem pp. 1-24

- Tom McGrath and Marc Schröder
- On the function of language pp. 1-24

- Joel Sobel
- Deriving Egalitarian and proportional principles from individual monotonicity pp. 1-24

- Yukihiko Funaki and Yukio Koriyama
- Large incomplete-information games with independent types pp. 1-17

- Guilherme Carmona and Konrad Podczeck
- The best experienced payoff dynamic in the ultimatum minigame pp. 1-30

- Ratul Lahkar and Amarjyoti Mahanta
- Winner-take-all games: existence of equilibria and three player dice pp. 1-13

- Steve Alpern
- Discrimination in games under the veil of ignorance pp. 1-13

- Annick Laruelle and André Rocha
- Odd case of 2-pile divisor Nim pp. 1-13

- Takayuki Morisawa
- Note on Gale’s conjecture in one-sided matching problems pp. 1-12

- Hidekazu Anno
- Collaboration dynamics of R&D teams: theory and experiment pp. 1-26

- Robizon Khubulashvili
- Nash’s demand game and resource-allocation pp. 1-14

- Shiran Rachmilevitch
- Why is language vague? pp. 1-15

- Barton Lipman
- Hybrid altruistic-Nash equilibrium: existence and characterization pp. 1-29

- Ping Sun and Elena Parilina
- On the discrete-time origins of the replicator dynamics: from convergence to instability and chaos pp. 1-29

- Fryderyk Falniowski and Panayotis Mertikopoulos
- The permission-Owen value: axiomatization and application to liability situations pp. 1-29

- Takaaki Abe, David Lowing, Satoshi Nakada and Kevin Techer
- The evolutionary dynamics of costly signaling pp. 1-53

- Josef Hofbauer and Christina Pawlowitsch
- Specifying a game-theoretic extensive form as an abstract 5-ary relation pp. 1-53

- Peter A. Streufert
- Inheritance of weighted average-convexity in communication situations pp. 1-33

- Alexandre Skoda and Xavier Venel