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  1. Grazing preferences of Sarpa salpa on temperate habitat-forming macroalgae
  2. Triple threat: Ocean acidification, warming, and hyposalinity synergistically weaken shell integrity in a Mediterranean calcifying mollusk
  3. Rising herbivory pressure of Sarpa salpa and the emerging threat to Southern European marine forests
  4. Functional and taxonomic diversity of intertidal macroalgae communities from a climate refugia hotspot
  5. STATUS OF KELP FORESTS IN THE IBERIAN- MACARONESIAN REGION
  6. Temperature-mediated shifts in feeding behaviour and metabolism in an omnivorous rock pool prawn
  7. Response of intertidal fucales to low-tide heat stress at their southern distributional limit
  8. Simulated intertidal heat stress on the brown seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum demonstrates differential population sensitivity to future climate
  9. Intertidal Environmental Chamber: An automatic system to accurately simulate the thermal complexity of intertidal environments
  10. Interrelationships of Non-cooperative, Classical and Pareto coalitional stability definitions
  11. Optimizing Early Growth of Laminaria hyperborea in Controlled Settings: A Pathway to Improved Restoration Efforts
  12. Influence of Light Intensity and Temperature on the Development of Early Life Stages of Ascophyllum nodosum (Phaeophyceae)
  13. Potential backfiring effects of Marine Protected Areas on kelp herbivory
  14. Revealing the Potential of Fucus vesiculosus Linnaeus for Cosmetic Purposes: Chemical Profile and Biological Activities of Commercial and Wild Samples
  15. Heat Stress on the brown SeaweedAscophyllum nodosum: differential population sensitivity to future climate
  16. Benthic Incubation Chamber (BIC) for in-situ assessment of primary productivity in different canopy-forming communities
  17. What if the upwelling weakens? Effects of rising temperature and nutrient depletion on coastal assemblages
  18. Rapid tropicalization evidence of subtidal seaweed assemblages along a coastal transitional zone
  19. Combined effects of climate change and environmentally relevant mixtures of endocrine disrupting compounds on the fitness and gonads' maturation dynamics of Nucella lapillus (Gastropoda)
  20. Forecasting distributional shifts of Patella spp. in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean, under climate change
  21. Range‐edge populations of seaweeds show niche unfilling and poor adaptation to increased temperatures
  22. The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution and Credible Maximin Stability
  23. Warning of warming limpets: sea temperature effects upon intertidal rocky assemblages
  24. What if the upwelling weakens? Effects of rising temperature and nutrient depletion on coastal assemblages
  25. Choice stabilities in the graph model for conflict resolution
  26. Setting Performance Indicators for Coastal Marine Protected Areas: An Expert-Based Methodology
  27. Correction to: Weighted scoring elections: is Borda best?
  28. Ocean literacy gamified: A systematic evaluation of the effect of game elements on students’ learning experience
  29. Weighted scoring elections: is Borda best?
  30. Understanding the local drivers of beta‐diversity patterns under climate change: The case of seaweed communities in Galicia, North West of the Iberian Peninsula
  31. Benthic estuarine communities' contribution to bioturbation under the experimental effect of marine heatwaves
  32. Matrix representation of stability definitions for the graph model for conflict resolution with reciprocal preference relations
  33. Immunological and oxidative stress responses of the bivalve Scrobicularia plana to distinct patterns of heatwaves
  34. A New Approach to Coalition Analysis Within the Graph Model
  35. Sea urchin grazing preferences on native and non-native macroalgae
  36. Interactive effects of co-occurring anthropogenic stressors on the seagrass, Zostera noltei
  37. Graph Model Under Unknown and Fuzzy Preferences
  38. Effects of Water Acidification on Senegalese Sole Solea senegalensis Health Status and Metabolic Rate: Implications for Immune Responses and Energy Use
  39. Snapshot of Macroalgae and Fish Assemblages in Temperate Reefs in the Southern European Atlantic Ecoregion
  40. The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution: Reflections on Three Decades of Development
  41. Fuzzy levels of preference strength in a graph model with multiple decision makers
  42. The prevalence and consequences of ballot truncation in ranked-choice elections
  43. Unexpected nutrient influence on the thermal ecophysiology of seaweeds that recently followed opposite abundance shifts
  44. Direct and indirect effects of climate change squeeze the local distribution of a habitat-forming seaweed
  45. The Intertidal Zone of the North-East Atlantic Region
  46. Yield losses and electron transport rate as indicators of thermal stress in Fucus serratus (Ochrophyta)
  47. Bi-fuzzy graph cooperative game model and application to profit allocation of ecological exploitation
  48. Strategic Analysis of a Regulatory Conflict Using Dempster-Shafer Theory and AHP for Preference Elicitation
  49. Seasonal effect in nutritional quality and safety of the wild sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus harvested in the European Atlantic shores
  50. Interaction of short-term copper pollution and ocean acidification in seagrass ecosystems: Toxicity, bioconcentration and dietary transfer
  51. Who cares about ocean acidification in the Plasticene?
  52. Assessing the effectiveness of economic sanctions
  53. Behavioral Analysis in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  54. Special issue on negotiations: introduction
  55. The effect of sex, season and gametogenic cycle on gonad yield, biochemical composition and quality traits of Paracentrotus lividus along the North Atlantic coast of Portugal
  56. Water allocation analysis of the Zhanghe River basin using the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution with incomplete fuzzy preferences
  57. Genotoxic effects of combined multiple stressors on Gammarus locusta haemocytes: Interactions between temperature, pCO2 and the synthetic progestin levonorgestrel
  58. Invasive crayfishes as a threat to freshwater bivalves: Interspecific differences and conservation implications
  59. Two-player fair division of indivisible items: Comparison of algorithms
  60. Catch-Up: A Rule That Makes Service Sports More Competitive
  61. Multiwinner approval voting: an apportionment approach
  62. Annual assessment of the sea urchin (Paracentrotus lividus) humoral innate immune status: Tales from the north Portuguese coast
  63. Short-term variation of abundance of the purple sea urchin, Paracentrotus lividus (Lamarck, 1816), subject to harvesting in northern Portugal
  64. Option Effectiveness in Conflict Resolution
  65. Harnessing positive species interactions as a tool against climate-driven loss of coastal biodiversity
  66. Proceedings of the XIX Iberian Symposium on Marine Biology Studies 2016 (Porto, Portugal)
  67. Seaweed assemblages under a climate change scenario: Functional responses to temperature of eight intertidal seaweeds match recent abundance shifts
  68. Physiological responses to variations in grazing and light conditions in native and invasive fucoids
  69. Coalitional Stabilities
  70. Communication features in a DSS for conflict resolution based on the graph model
  71. Conflict Models in Graph Form
  72. Conflict Resolution in Practice
  73. Decision-Making in Perspective
  74. Design of a Decision Support System for Conflict Resolution
  75. Follow-Up Analysis: Conflict Evolution
  76. Stability Definitions: Degrees of Preference
  77. Stability Definitions: Hybrid Preference
  78. Stability Definitions: Simple Preference
  79. Stability Definitions: Unknown Preference
  80. Interval fuzzy preferences in the graph model for conflict resolution
  81. Successional convergence in experimentally disturbed intertidal communities
  82. Interactive effects of increased temperature, p CO 2 and the synthetic progestin levonorgestrel on the fitness and breeding of the amphipod Gammarus locusta
  83. A Recommender System Based on Multi-Criteria Aggregation
  84. Conflict analysis on the fourth party logistics development
  85. Fuzzy strength of preference in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution with two decision makers
  86. The conflict over the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank involving China, USA, and Japan
  87. Urban Planning in Recife, Brazil: Evidence from a Conflict Analysis on the New Recife Project
  88. Modulation of different kelp life stages by herbivory: compensatory growth versus population decimation
  89. The ‘golden kelp’ Laminaria ochroleuca under global change: Integrating multiple eco-physiological responses with species distribution models
  90. Analyzing market competition between Airbus and Boeing using a duo hierarchical graph model for conflict resolution
  91. Serving Strategy in Tennis: Accuracy versus Power
  92. Interaction strength between different grazers and macroalgae mediated by ocean acidification over warming gradients
  93. The role of nutrient enrichment in the invasion process in intertidal rock pools
  94. Pricing for a Hybrid Delivery Model of Video Streaming
  95. Nowhere safe? Exploring the influence of urbanization across mainland and insular seashores in continental Portugal and the Azorean Archipelago
  96. Pooling Supply and Demand: Collaboration for Community Broadcasts
  97. Biodiversity effects on macroalgal productivity: exploring the roles of richness, evenness and species traits
  98. Group Decision Methodology to Support Watershed Committees in Choosing Among Combinations of Alternatives
  99. Mitigating contagion risk by investing in the safety of rivals
  100. Paths to victory in presidential elections: the setup power of noncompetitive states
  101. A hierarchical Graph Model of a two-level carbon emission conflict in China
  102. Modeling Fuzzy and Interval Fuzzy Preferences Within a Graph Model Framework
  103. Maximin Envy-Free Division of Indivisible Items
  104. Approval elections with a variable number of winners
  105. Ecological interactions modulate responses of two intertidal mussel species to changes in temperature and pH
  106. Spatial and temporal variation of kelp forests and associated macroalgal assemblages along the Portuguese coast
  107. How to Divide Things Fairly
  108. Robustness of equilibria in the graph model for conflict resolution
  109. Macroalgal Composition Determines the Structure of Benthic Assemblages Colonizing Fragmented Habitats
  110. Strategic analysis of a brownfield revitalization conflict using the grey-based graph model for conflict resolution
  111. Coalition fuzzy stability analysis in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  112. Power asymmetry in conflict resolution with application to a water pollution dispute in C hina
  113. Introducing Multi-level Options to the Graph Model of Conflict Resolution
  114. New Approaches to Understanding Conflict Resolution Results
  115. Additive effects of emersion stressors on the ecophysiological performance of two intertidal seaweeds
  116. Grey-Based Preference in a Graph Model for Conflict Resolution With Multiple Decision Makers
  117. Strategizing niceness in co-opetition: The case of knowledge exchange in supply chain innovation projects
  118. Option prioritization for unknown preference
  119. Trade-offs between life-history traits at range-edge and central locations
  120. Combined effects of wrack identity and solar radiation on associated beach macrofaunal assemblages
  121. Inverse Approach to the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  122. Advanced Decision Support for the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  123. European seaweeds under pressure: Consequences for communities and ecosystem functioning
  124. Relationships between biodiversity and the stability of marine ecosystems: Comparisons at a European scale using meta-analysis
  125. Feeding behaviour of an intertidal snail: Does past environmental stress affect predator choices and prey vulnerability?
  126. Facilitating risky project negotiation: An integrated approach using fuzzy real options, multicriteria analysis, and conflict analysis
  127. Grey-based PROMETHEE II with application to evaluation of source water protection strategies
  128. Alteration of Macroalgal Subsidies by Climate-Associated Stressors Affects Behavior of Wrack-Reliant Beach Consumers
  129. Matrix Representation of a Basic Hierarchical Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  130. Early patterns of recovery from disturbance in intertidal algal assemblages: consistency across regions within a marine province
  131. Stressor intensity determines antagonistic interactions between species invasion and multiple stressor effects on ecosystem functioning
  132. Short-term effects of CO2, nutrients and temperature on three marine macroalgae under solar radiation
  133. Short-term effects of increasing CO2, nitrate and temperature on three Mediterranean macroalgae: biochemical composition
  134. A fresh perspective on robustness of equilibrium in the Graph Model
  135. A hierarchical approach to study supply chain conflicts between Airbus and Boeing
  136. A new approach to decision support for environmental conflict resolution
  137. Conflict analysis on water use and oil sands development in the Athabasca River
  138. Strategic analysis of the Great Canadian Hydroelectric Power Conflict
  139. Combining physiological threshold knowledge to species distribution models is key to improving forecasts of the future niche for macroalgae
  140. Fuzzy option prioritization for the graph model for conflict resolution
  141. Biotic resistance and facilitation of a non-indigenous mussel vary with environmental context
  142. A Simple Bargaining Mechanism that Elicits Truthful Reservation Prices
  143. The regime of climate-related disturbance and nutrient enrichment modulate macroalgal invasions in rockpools
  144. DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY AS THE OBJECTIVE OF CONTEST DESIGN
  145. Neighbourhood competition in coexisting species: The native Cystoseira humilis vs the invasive Sargassum muticum
  146. A Fuzzy Logic Approach to Assess, Manage, and Communicate Carcinogenic Risk
  147. Water Diversion Conflicts in China: A Hierarchical Perspective
  148. Presidential address: Peace engineering
  149. Coordination of transportation and quantity discount decisions, with coalition formation
  150. Physiological response of fucoid algae to environmental stress: comparing range centre and southern populations
  151. Functional responses of juvenile kelps, Laminaria ochroleuca and Saccorhiza polyschides, to increasing temperatures
  152. Two-Person Fair Division of Indivisible Items: An Efficient, Envy-Free Algorithm
  153. Ecosystem functioning impacts of the invasive seaweedSargassum muticum(Fucales, Phaeophyceae)
  154. Invasion of Sargassum muticum in intertidal rockpools: Patterns along the Atlantic Iberian Peninsula
  155. Shifts from native to non-indigenous mussels: Enhanced habitat complexity and its effects on faunal assemblages
  156. A Basic Hierarchical Graph Model for Conflict Resolution with Application to Water Diversion Conflicts in China
  157. Large-Scale Variation in Combined Impacts of Canopy Loss and Disturbance on Community Structure and Ecosystem Functioning
  158. Fair division of indivisible items between two players: design parameters for Contested Pile methods
  159. Theory and implementation of coalitional analysis in cooperative decision making
  160. Role of top-down and bottom-up forces on the invasibility of intertidal macroalgal assemblages
  161. Theory and application of conflict resolution with hybrid preference in colored graphs
  162. Functional diversity and climate change: effects on the invasibility of macroalgal assemblages
  163. Strategic Investigations of Water Conflicts in the Middle East
  164. Propagule pressure and functional diversity: interactive effects on a macroalgal invasion process
  165. Response of macroalgal assemblages from rockpools to climate change: effects of persistent increase in temperature and CO2
  166. Community-based Decision Making in Japan
  167. Patterns of landscape and assemblage structure along a latitudinal gradient in ocean climate
  168. Conflict resolution and mediation
  169. Evaluation of source water protection strategies in Waterloo Region based on Grey Systems Theory and PROMETHEE II
  170. Fuzzy truth values in option prioritization for preference elicitation in the Graph Model
  171. The upper churchill falls development negotiations
  172. Water diversion conflict in Danjiangkou, China
  173. Effects of Fishing and Regional Species Pool on the Functional Diversity of Fish Communities
  174. Comparison of the assemblage functioning of estuary systems dominated by the seagrass Nanozostera noltii versus the invasive drift seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla
  175. Fuzzy Preferences in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  176. Spatial variability in intertidal macroalgal assemblages on the North Portuguese coast: consistence between species and functional group approaches
  177. The role of disturbance in differential regulation of co-occurring brown algae species: Interactive effects of sediment deposition, abrasion and grazing on algae recruits
  178. Kingmakers and leaders in coalition formation
  179. Physical factors driving intertidal macroalgae distribution: physiological stress of a dominant fucoid at its southern limit
  180. Temporal stability of European rocky shore assemblages: variation across a latitudinal gradient and the role of habitat-formers
  181. A Meta-Analysis of Seaweed Impacts on Seagrasses: Generalities and Knowledge Gaps
  182. Narrowing the field in elections: The Next-Two rule
  183. Benthic assemblages of rock pools in northern Portugal: seasonal and between-pool variability
  184. The undercut procedure: an algorithm for the envy-free division of indivisible items
  185. A Support System for Multilateral Negotiations
  186. Fuzzy preferences in the sustainable development conflict
  187. Strategic insights into the Bahrain conflict
  188. Does Carcinus maenas facilitate the invasion of Xenostrobus securis?
  189. Fuzzy Real Options for Risky Project Evaluation Using Least Squares Monte-Carlo Simulation
  190. Strategic Behavior in Contested-Pile Methods for Fair Division of Indivisible Items
  191. Three procedures for inducing honesty in bargaining
  192. Distribution and population dynamics of the introduced seaweed Grateloupia turuturu (Halymeniaceae, Rhodophyta) along the Portuguese coast
  193. A case-based distance approach to multiple criteria ranking
  194. Fuzzy preferences in multiple participant decision making
  195. A Decision Rule Aggregation Approach to Multiple Criteria-Multiple Participant Sorting
  196. An extreme-distance approach to multiple criteria ranking
  197. A Procedure for Fair Division of Indivisible, Identical Objects with Entitlements
  198. Game Theory and Social Psychology: Conformity Games
  199. Guest editors’ introduction to the special issue on the political economy of elections and bargaining
  200. A numerical method of evaluating brownfields using fuzzy boundaries and fuzzy real options
  201. Fuzzy preferences in a two-decision maker graph model
  202. Canopy-forming species mediate the effects of disturbance on macroalgal assemblages on Portuguese rocky shores
  203. Matrix representation and extension of coalition analysis in group decision support
  204. Formal Analysis of Multilateral Negotiations Over the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea
  205. Matrix Representation of Conflict Resolution in Multiple-Decision-Maker Graph Models with Preference Uncertainty
  206. Multiple Criteria Approaches to Group Decision and Negotiation
  207. An algebraic approach to calculating stabilities in the graph model with strength of preference
  208. Fuzzy preferences in conflict resolution
  209. Using fuzzy real options in a brownfield redevelopment decision support system
  210. Perceptual Stability Analysis of a Graph Model System
  211. Fuzzy Real Options in Brownfield Redevelopment Evaluation
  212. A matrix approach to status quo analysis in the graph model for conflict resolution
  213. A strategic classification support system for brownfield redevelopment
  214. Diversity effects beyond species richness: evidence from intertidal macroalgal assemblages
  215. Using a Benchmark in Case-Based Multiple-Criteria Ranking
  216. Combining strength and uncertainty for preferences in the graph model for conflict resolution with multiple decision makers
  217. Perceptual Graph Model Systems
  218. A Model of Bargaining over Hazardous Waste Cleanup
  219. Matrix Representation of Solution Concepts in Multiple-Decision-Maker Graph Models
  220. A decision rule aggregation approach to multiple criteria group decision support
  221. Conflict analysis in brownfield redevelopment: The ERASE program in Hamilton, Ontario
  222. Identifying the most likely outcomes of multilateral negotiations
  223. Preference strength and uncertainty in the graph model for conflict resolution for two decision-makers
  224. Decision Support Systems in Water Resources and Environmental Management
  225. Modeling the Caspian Sea Negotiations
  226. Interaction of top down and bottom up factors in intertidal rockpools: Effects on early successional macroalgal community composition, abundance and productivity
  227. Screening in multiple criteria decision analysis
  228. Mechanisms of succession along the emersion gradient in intertidal rocky shore assemblages
  229. Adaptive Systems Thinking in Integrated Water Resources Management with Insights into Conflicts over Water Exports
  230. A multiple criteria sequential sorting procedure
  231. Final-Offer Arbitration and Risk Aversion in Bargaining
  232. New developments in modeling multilateral negotiations
  233. Multiple-Criteria Sorting Using Case-Based Distance Models With an Application in Water Resources Management
  234. Game Models of the Defection Dilemma in Biopharmaceutical Discovery Research
  235. Policy Equilibrium and Generalized Metarationalities for Multiple Decision-Maker Conflicts
  236. A minimax procedure for electing committees
  237. Explaining Limited Conflicts
  238. Strategic Decision Support for Brownfield Redevelopment
  239. Alien species and other notable records from a rapid assessment survey of marinas on the south coast of England
  240. REDUCING THE RISK OF FISHERY RESOURCE DISASTERS: A BIOECONOMIC APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT1
  241. The Deterrence-Versus-Restraint Dilemma in Extended Deterrence: Explaining British Policy in 1914
  242. TURBULENCE IN MIRAMICHI BAY: THE BURNT CHURCH CONFLICT OVER NATIVE FISHING RIGHTS1
  243. THE INVASIBILITY OF MARINE ALGAL ASSEMBLAGES: ROLE OF FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY AND IDENTITY
  244. A Flexible Multiple Criteria Sorting Method with Application in Inventory Management
  245. Strength of preference in graph models for multiple-decision-maker conflicts
  246. A continental scale evaluation of the role of limpet grazing on rocky shores
  247. Rough-Set Multiple-Criteria ABC Analysis
  248. Integrating Uncertain Preferences into Status Quo Analysis with Applications to an Environmental Conflict
  249. Introduction to the Special Issue on the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  250. The Pacific Salmon Treaty: A Century of Debate and an Uncertain Future
  251. The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution: Past, Present, and Future
  252. The Role of Emotions in Envisioning Outcomes in Conflict Analysis
  253. Status quo analysis in the graph model for conflict resolution
  254. Separable discrete preferences
  255. Strategic aspects of aging nuclear infrastructure: game theory and the Chernobyl event
  256. The salmon aquaculture conflict in British Columbia: A graph model analysis
  257. Policy Stable States in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  258. Shellfish Conflict in Baynes Sound: A Strategic Perspective
  259. Strength of Preference in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  260. Preference Uncertainty in the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  261. Spatial variation in the recruitment of the intertidal barnacles Chthamalus montagui Southward and Chthamalus stellatus (Poli) (Crustacea: Cirripedia) over an European scale
  262. Status quo analysis of the Flathead River conflict
  263. Screening Alternatives In Multiple Criteria Subset Selection
  264. Alignment Patterns, Crisis Bargaining, and Extended Deterrence: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
  265. Efficient distributions of arms‐control inspection effort
  266. Dynamic models of coalition formation
  267. An examination of the salmon aquaculture conflict in British Columbia using the graph model for conflict resolution
  268. Correction to "A decision support system for interactive decision making-part I: model formulation"
  269. A decision support system for interactive decision making-part I: model formulation
  270. A decision support system for interactive decision making-part II: analysis and output interpretation
  271. Risk Analysis of the Walkerton Drinking Water Crisis
  272. Density-dependent regulation in an invasive seaweed: responses at plant and modular levels
  273. Cooperative vs non-cooperative truels: little agreement, but does that matter?
  274. Single-Peakedness and Disconnected Coalitions
  275. Fallback Bargaining
  276. MULTIPLE CRITERIA SCREENING OF A LARGE WATER POLICY SUBSET SELECTION PROBLEM1
  277. Competitive Fair Division
  278. Coalition Analysis in Group Decision Support
  279. European-scale analysis of seasonal variability in limpet grazing activity and microalgal abundance
  280. Flexible Water Sharing within an International River Basin
  281. Strategic decision support for the services industry
  282. The Impact of Conventional Force Reductions on Strategic Deterrence: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
  283. SIZE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS IN A POPULATION OFSARGASSUM MUTICUM(PHAEOPHYCEAE)
  284. Web-Based Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis: Web-Hipre And The Management Of Environmental Uncertainty
  285. Using environmental indicators to quantify the robustness of policy alternatives to uncertainty
  286. Self-Reporting Systems for Environmental Compliance
  287. Water supply planning under interdependence of actions: Theory and application
  288. Backward Induction Is Not Robust: The Parity Problem and the Uncertainty Problem
  289. Modeling action-interdependence in multiple criteria decision making
  290. The paradox of multiple elections
  291. Ecology of Sargassum muticum (Phaeophyta) on the North Coast of Spain. III. Reproductive Ecology
  292. Deterrence Theory and the Spiral Model Revisited
  293. Systems for sustainable development: Challenges and opportunities
  294. Voting on referenda: the separability problem and possible solutions
  295. How penalty affects enforcement of environmental regulations
  296. The decision support system GMCR in environmental conflict management
  297. Preface
  298. Negotiation support using the Decision Support System GMCR
  299. Bargaining procedures that induce honesty
  300. Inspection games in arms control
  301. Penalty as a component of review strategies for effective enforcement of environmental regulations
  302. REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT AND NEGOTIATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
  303. Can a costly reporting system make environmental enforcement more efficient?
  304. Assessing Competing Defense Postures: The Strategic Implications of “Flexible Response”
  305. GMCR in Negotiations
  306. Game-theoretic properties of Final-Offer Arbitration
  307. Modeling sequential responses in interactive decisions
  308. Uncertainty and the role of the pawn in extended deterrence
  309. The use of costless inspection in enforcement
  310. Negotiation support using the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
  311. Systematic policy development to ensure compliance to environmental regulations
  312. Modeling 'Massive Retaliation'
  313. GAME THEORETIC MODELS IN ENGINEERING DECISION MAKING
  314. Putting the Other Side “On Notice” Can Induce Compliance in Arms Control
  315. GAME‐THEORETIC ANALYSES OF ENFORCEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS1
  316. Domestic Political Structure and War Behavior
  317. Binary 2 � 2 games
  318. A decision support system for the graph model of conflicts
  319. A formal analysis of the Canada-U.S. softwood lumber dispute
  320. An architecture for integrating expert systems
  321. Conflict models in graph form: Solution concepts and their interrelationships
  322. The Probability of Nuclear War
  323. A taxonomy of all ordinal 2 � 2 games
  324. From deterrence to defense: The strategic implications of SDI
  325. Winding Down if Preemption or Escalation Occurs
  326. The geometry of the uncovered set in the three-voter spatial model
  327. The uncovered set in spatial voting games
  328. Threat Escalation and Crisis Stability: A Game-theoretic Analysis
  329. Optimal Threats
  330. Holding power in sequential games1
  331. The graph model for conflicts
  332. Reconciling the two methods of measuring upper lethal temperatures in fishes
  333. Rational Deescalation
  334. Non-strict ordinal 2 � 2 games: A comprehensive computer-assisted analysis of the 726 possibilities
  335. Is Nuclear Deterrence Rational?
  336. Optimal Deterrence
  337. Equilibria for far-sighted players
  338. Equilibrium points of Infinite Sequential Truels
  339. Axioms for Shapley values in games with quarrelling
  340. The Sequential Truel
  341. The simultaneous truel
  342. A Rough Set Approach to Multiple Criteria ABC Analysis
  343. Adaptive management of salmon aquacu ure in British Columbia
  344. Integrating uncertain preferences into status quo analysis: an environmental conflict case study
  345. On the stability of the 1999 Pacific salmon treaty
  346. The graph model for conflicts as a negotiation support system