This book is a compilation of much of the material I used for various game theory
courses over, roughly, the past two decades. The first part, Thinking Strategically, is
intended for undergraduate students in economics or business, but can also serve as
an introduction for the subsequent parts of the book. The second and third parts go
deeper into the various topics treated in the first part. These parts are intended for
more mathematically oriented undergraduate students, or for graduate students in
(for instance) economics. Part II is on noncooperative games and Part III on cooperative
games. Part IV is only a mathematical tools chapter. Every chapter has a
final section with problems. Selected hints, answers, and solutions to these problems
are given at the end of the book. Complete solutions can be obtained from the
author.