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Lewis (1969) is the classic pioneering study of common knowledge and its potential applications to conventions and game theory. As Lewis acknowledges, parts of his work are foreshadowed in Hume (1740) and Schelling (1960).
Aumann (1976) gives the first mathematically rigorous formulation of common knowledge using set theory. Schiffer (1972) uses the formal vocabulary of epistemic logic (Hintikka 1962) to state his definition of common knowledge. Schiffer's general approach is to augment a system of sentential logic with a set of knowledge operators corresponding to a set of agents, and then to define common knowledge as a hierarchy of propositions in the augmented system. Bacharach (1992), Bicchieri (1993) and Fagin, et al. (1995) adopt this approach, and develop logical theories of common knowledge which include soundness and completeness theorems. Fagin, et al. show that the syntactic and set-theoretic approaches to developing common knowledge are logically equivalent.
Aumann (1995) gives a recent defense of the classical view of backwards induction in games of imperfect information. For criticisms of the classical view, see Binmore (1987), Reny (1992), Bicchieri (1989) and especially Bicchieri (1993). Brandenburger (1992) surveys the known results connecting mutual and common knowledge to solution concepts in game theory. For more in-depth survey articles on common knowledge and its applications to game theory, see Binmore and Brandenburger (1989), Geanakoplos (1994) and Dekel and Gul (1996). For her alternate account of common knowledge along with an account of conventions which opposes Lewis' account, see Gilbert (1989).
Monderer and Samet (1989) remains one of the best resources for the study of common p-belief.
References
- Alberucci, Luca and Jaeger, Gerhard. 2005, “About cut elimination for logics of common knowledge”, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 133(1-3): 73-99. (Scholar)
- Aumann, Robert. 1974, “Subjectivity and Correlation in Randomized Strategies”, Journal of Mathematical Economics 1, 67-96. (Scholar)
- Aumann, Robert. 1976, “Agreeing to Disagree”, Annals of Statistics 4, 1236-9. (Scholar)
- Aumann, Robert. 1987, “Correlated Equilibrium as an Expression of Bayesian Rationality”, Econometrica 55, 1-18. (Scholar)
- Aumann, R. 1995. “Backward Induction and Common Knowledge of Rationality”, Games and Economic Behavior 8: 6-19. (Scholar)
- Bacharach, Michael. 1989. “Mutual Knowledge and Human Reason”, mimeo. (Scholar)
- Barwise, Jon. 1988. “Three Views of Common Knowledge”, in Proceedings of the Second Conference on Theoretical Aspects of Reasoning About Knowledge, ed. M.Y. Yardi. San Francisco: Morgan Kaufman, pp. 365-379. (Scholar)
- Barwise, Jon. 1989.The Situation in Logic. Stanford: Center for the Study of Language and Information. (Scholar)
- Bernheim, B. Douglas. 1984. “Rationalizable Strategic Behavior”, Econometrica, 52: 1007-1028. (Scholar)
- Bicchieri, Cristina. 1989. “Self Refuting Theories of Strategic Interaction: A Paradox of Common Knowledge”, Erkenntnis, 30: 69-85. (Scholar)
- Bicchieri, Cristina. 1993. Rationality and Coordination. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Scholar)
- Binmore, Ken. 1987. “Modelling Rational Players I”, Economics and Philosophy, 3: 179-241. (Scholar)
- Binmore, Ken. 1992. Fun and Games. Lexington, Massachusetts: D. C. Heath. (Scholar)
- Binmore, Ken and Brandenburger, Adam. 1988, “Common knowledge and Game theory” ST/ICERD Discussion Paper 88/167, London School of Economics. (Scholar)
- Bonanno, Giacomo and Battigalli, Pierpaolo. 1999, “Recent results on belief, knowledge and the epistemic foundations of game theory”, Research in Economics 53(2): 149-225. (Scholar)
- Brandenburger, Adam. 1992. “Knowledge and Equilibrium in Games”, Journal of Economic Perspectives 6: 83-101. (Scholar)
- Brandenburger, Adam, and Dekel, Eddie. 1987. “Common knowledge with Probability 1”, Journal of Mathematical Economics 16, 237-245. (Scholar)
- Brandenburger Adam and Dekel, Eddie. 1988. “The Role of Common Knowledge Assumptions in Game Theory”, in The Economics of Missing Markets, Information and Games, ed. Frank Hahn. Oxford: The Clarendon Press: 46-61. (Scholar)
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- Chwe, Michael. 2001, Rational Ritual. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press (Scholar)
- Cubitt, Robin and Sugden, Robert. 2003, “Common Knowledge, Salience and Convention: A Reconstruction of David Lewis' Game Theory”, Economics and Philosophy 19: 175-210. (Scholar)
- Dekel, Eddie and Gul, Faruk. 1996. “Rationality and Knowledge in Game Theory”, working paper, Northwestern and Princeton Universities. (Scholar)
- Dekel, Eddie, Lipman, Bart and Rustichini, Aldo. 1998. “Standard state-space models preclude unawareness,” Econometrica 66 (1998) 159–173. (Scholar)
- Fagin, Ronald, Halpern, Joseph Y., Moses, Yoram and Vardi, Moshe Y. 1995. Reasoning About Knowledge. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. (Scholar)
- Geanakoplos, John. 1989. “Games theory without partitions, and applications to speculation and consensus,” Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper No. 914. (Scholar)
- Geanakoplos, John. 1994. “Common Knowledge”, in Handbook of Game Theory, Volume 2, ed. Robert Aumann and Sergiu Hart. Elsevier Science B.V.: 1438-1496. (Scholar)
- Gilbert, Margaret. 1989, On Social Facts, Princeton University Press, Princeton. (Scholar)
- Halpern, Jospeh. 2001, “Alternative Semantics for Unawareness”, Games and Economic Behavior 37(2): 321-339 (Scholar)
- Harman, Gilbert. 1977, “Review of Linguistic Behavior by Jonathan Bennett”, Language 53: 417-424. (Scholar)
- Harsanyi, J. 1967. “Games with incomplete information played by ”Bayesian“ players, I: The basic model.” Management Science 14: 159-82. (Scholar)
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- Harsanyi, J. 1968b. “Games with incomplete information played by ”Bayesian“ players, III: The basic probability distribution of the game.” Management Science 14: 486-502. (Scholar)
- Heifetz, Aviad, Meier, Martin and Schipper, Burkhard. 2006. “Interactive unawareness.” Journal of Economic Theory, 130, 78-94. (Scholar)
- Hintikka, Jaakko. 1962. Knowledge and Belief. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press. (Scholar)
- Hume, David. (1740, 1888) 1976, A Treatise of Human Nature, ed. L. A. Selby-Bigge. rev. 2nd. ed., ed. P. H. Nidditch. Clarendon Press, Oxford. (Scholar)
- Lewis, C. I. 1943, “The Modes of Meaning”, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 4, 236-250. (Scholar)
- Lewis, David. 1969, Convention: A Philosophical Study, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Scholar)
- Lewis, David. 1978, “Truth in Fiction”, American Philosophical Quarterly 15, 37-46. (Scholar)
- Littlewood, J. E. 1953. Mathematical Miscellany, ed. B. Bollobas. (Scholar)
- Mckelvey, Richard and Page, Talbot, “Common knowledge, consensus and aggregate information”, Econometrica 54: 109-127. (Scholar)
- Meyer, J.-J.Ch. and van der Hoek, Wiebe. 1995, Epistemic Logic for Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science 41, Cambridge University Press. (Scholar)
- Milgrom, Paul. 1981. “An axiomatic characterization of common knowledge”, Econometrica 49: 219-222. (Scholar)
- Monderer, Dov and Samet, Dov. 1989, “Approximating Common Knowledge with Common Beliefs”, Games and Economic Behavior 1, 170-190. (Scholar)
- Nash, John. 1950, “Equilibrium points in n-person games”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States 36, 48-49. (Scholar)
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- Pearce, David. 1984. “Rationalizable Strategic Behavior and the Problem of Perfection”. Econometrica, 52: 1029-1050. (Scholar)
- Reny, Philip. 1987. “Rationality, Common Knowledge, and the Theory of Games”, working paper, Department of Economics, University of Western Ontario. (Scholar)
- Reny, Philip. 1992. “Rationality in Extensive Form Games”, Journal of Economic Perspectives, 6: 103-118. (Scholar)
- Rubinstein, Ariel. 1987. “A Game with ”Almost Common Knowledge“: An Example”, in Theoretical Economics, D. P. 87/165. London School of Economics. (Scholar)
- Samet, Dov. 1990, “Ignoring Ignorance and Agreeing to Disagree”, Journal of Economic Theory 52, pp. 190-207. (Scholar)
- Schelling, Thomas. 1960, The Strategy of Conflict, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Scholar)
- Schiffer, Stephen. 1972, Meaning, Oxford University Press, Oxford. (Scholar)
- Sillari, Giacomo. 2005, “A Logical Framework for Convention”, Synthese 147(2): 379-400. (Scholar)
- Skyrms, Brian. 1984, Pragmatics and Empiricism, Yale University Press, New Haven. (Scholar)
- Stinchcombe, Max. 1988. “Approximate Common Knowledge”, mimeo, University of California, San Diego. (Scholar)
- Sugden, Robert. 1986, The Economics of Rights, Cooperation and Welfare, Basil Blackwell, New York. (Scholar)
- Vanderschraaf, Peter. 1995, “Endogenous Correlated Equilibria in Noncooperative Games”, Theory and Decision 38: 61-84. (Scholar)
- Vanderschraaf, Peter. 1998, “Knowledge, Equilibrium and Convention”, Erkenntnis 49: 337-369. (Scholar)
- Vanderschraaf, Peter. 2001. A Study in Inductive Deliberation, Routledge, New York. (Scholar)
- von Neumann, John and Morgenstern, Oskar. 1944. Theory of Games and Economic Behavior, Princeton University Press, Princeton. (Scholar)
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