The game theory is an issue that is seldom raised in the Polish political science
literature. Among the few papers that deal with this topic are the books and
articles by Ziemowit Jacek Pietraś. This article is aimed among others at filling
this gap. It presents selected applications of Gambit in the game theory analyses
of political phenomena. The simplicity of use and general accessibility of the
software constitute grounds for the assertion that Gambit may not only be a tool
offering valuable applications in research but also an educational aid considerably
facilitating the process of learning game theory basics.
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