Game Theory and the Cuban Missile Crisis

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The Cuban Missile Crisis serves as a focal point for examining Cold War tensions through newly released testimonies and an analysis of Thomas Schelling's conflict strategy theories. Political scientist Andrei Hesse offers a unique perspective by applying game theory to understand the strategies and agreements of key actors during this critical period. The book not only provides a concise analysis of the crisis but also critiques the relevance of game theory in the context of international relations, enriching the discussion around this historic confrontation.