Collective action as individual choice
Studia Logica 86 (3):415 - 434 (2007)
| Abstract | We argue that conceptual analyses of collective action should be informed by game-theoretic analyses of collective action. In particular, we argue that Ariel Rubenstein’s so-called ‘Electronic Mail Game’ provides a useful model of collective action, and of the formation of collective intentions. | |||||||||
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