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Small Wars and Game Theory: Strategies for Conflict Resolution

Explore the application of game theory in managing small wars and conflicts, from evolutionary stable systems to external intervention and changing the rules of engagement for peaceful settlement.

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Small Wars and Game Theory: Strategies for Conflict Resolution

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  1. Figure One. Small Wars and the Theory of Games Open, Living Conflict EcoSystem Counter-State 100 (0, 100) (100, 0) -25 State 100 -25 (-25,-25)

  2. Figure Two. Evolutionary Stable System- Small Wars Adapted Version of Maynard Smith’s ESS Counter-State 100 (0, 100) (100, 0) -25 State 100 -25 (-25,-25)

  3. Figure Three. External Nash Intervention Towards Negotiated Fair Settlement Counter-State 100 (0, 100) (50, 50) (100, 0) -25 State 100 -25 (-25,-25)

  4. Figure Four. Evolutionary Stable System- Small Wars: When Intervention and Reconciliation cannot be reached, The violence descends into a lose-lose Counter-State 100 (0, 100) (100, 0) -25 State 100 -25 (-25,-25)

  5. Figure Five. Changing The Rules of the Game Warden’s Third Ring: Structure Change (Construction, Reconstruction, or Deconstruction of State) Insurgency 100 (0, 100) (100, 0) -25 Host Nation 100 -25 (-25,-25)

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