This collection consists of 15 papers written by an international array of professors in mathematics and information science. The contributors present recent results in the application of mathematical theory to the logic and analysis of how games of played. Among the topics are a modified Banzhaf index for voting games, the dummy paradox of the bargaining set, consistency and its converse in assignment games, and intertemporal strategic behavior under stochastic dynamics and uncertain payoffs. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR