Thomas C. Schelling

Tribute to Nobel Prize winning economist Thomas C. Schelling (who has better things to do than Tweet).

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On inflicting costs (Choice and Consequence, p286)

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Rest In Peace, Dr. Schelling. Statement forthcoming.

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[UMD Public Policy @UMDPublicPolicy]

Thomas Schelling, Nobel Prize winner, teacher, member of the SPP community, has passed away. Share memories of Tom: https://t.co/ahc2IG8Ewn

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https://t.co/DJjWADsCRC On working with Ellsberg:

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On what game theory is (Choice and Consequence, p224)

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On what game theory is (Choice and Consequence, p224)

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On strategic analysis and social problems (Choice and Consequence, p196)

[Nitin Pai @acorn]

A world without nuclear weapons? Thomas Schelling's essay in Daedalus https://t.co/NsD7xvv7GO

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On the anatomy of deterrence (Bernard Brodie, Strategy in the Missile Age, p301)

[The Backseat Driver @backseatdriverz]

Nobel Prize laureate Tom Schelling oral history: arms control, Dr Strangelove and origins of HKS. FAB! https://t.co/Y9i4k415L1 via @youtube

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On the threat (Strategy of Conflict, p38-9)

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On the threat (Strategy of Conflict, p38-9)

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On the dynamics of mutual alarm (Arms and Influence, p251)

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On inflicting costs (Choice and Consequence, p286)

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Indeed, indeed. Keep doing good things @HQAirUniversity! https://t.co/bWkIVFzJiQ

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On the power of mediators (Strategy of Conflict, p144)

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On the power of mediators (Strategy of Conflict, p144)

[Roger Dean Huffstetler @rdhjr]

'There is a tendency in our planning to confuse the unfamiliar with the improbable.' @Tom_Schelling

[DarwinCollegeLecture @DarwinLectures]

The last lecture in the series will be given this Friday by @Tom_Schelling Game Theory of Conflict https://t.co/7POQB1iFxM All welcome @CUSU

[Stacie Pettyjohn @StaciePettyjohn]

Thanks to Tom Schelling for being the Center for Gaming’s inaugural speaker at the @randcorporation today.