William Chen, a PhD mathematician, uses game theory and mathematics to win at the World Series of Poker. (by Ryan McLane)

A discussion of Akerlof's famous lemon problem, and the role of adverse selction in the markets for used cars and insurance (by Tim Harford)

In response to the 2005 Nobel Prize, argues that game theory is merely a theoretical pastime, and experimental economics is the hope of progress for economics. (by Michael Mandel )

Discusses the introduction of a new United States postage stamp honoring John von Neumann

Reviews the trend in film and on television to incorporate mathematical themes, including the film A Beautiful Mind and the show Numb3rs. (by John Allen Paulos)

Reviews the work of Ernst Fehr and others on altrusim and reciprocity in economic experiments. (by Mark Buchanan)

Interview with John Nash about economics, mental illness, and the film based on his life (by Michael Brooks )

An interview with game theorist Avinash Dixit about the fundamentals of game theory (by Chinmayee S)

Rupert Murdoch's success in business is partly the result of "understanding how game theory shaped deal negotiations and inter-firm competition" (by Alex Burns)

John Nash acts as expert witness in support of game theory in the court room.

Paul Romer's findins that teams should punt less often given the odds criticized by professional coaches.

Describes evidence of Amotz Zahavi's "handicap principle" by which risky, extravangant behaviors by many species of animals signal strength and ability.

An eulogy to Herbert Simon, describing his theory of satisficing and contributions to behavioral economics. (by John Kay)

Evolutionary biologist George Pierce believed in the evolution of cooperation

Suggests Shubik's dollar auction as a fun family activity (though offers no disclaimer to the likely feud that will result).

John Nash biographer Sylvia Naser discusses the Game theorist's life and work.