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Wargaming
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Adding Shots on Target: Wargaming Beyond the Game
Elizabeth M. Bartels @elliebartels
Oct 9, 2017
War on the Rocks
Figuring out what the future may look like—and what concepts and technology we should invest in now to prepare—is hard. How can the wargaming community build a cycle of research to help understand what these paths might be?
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Wargaming
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How Can Gaming Help Test Your Theory?
Yuna Huh Wong @YunaHuhWong
May 18, 2016
PAXsims
The act of designing a game will force you to articulate your theory or to be more specific about it. It will also require you to operationalize your variables and theoretical constructs of interest into a specific context, and prompt you to anticipate the ways in which it may play out in that scenario.
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Engineers and Engineering
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Test Your RAND Knowledge on Jeopardy!
May 5, 2015
RAND was once a category on the long-running TV game show Jeopardy! How much money could you have won? Take the quiz and find out.
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Economics
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RAND's Lloyd Shapley Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
Oct 15, 2012
Lloyd S. Shapley, a longtime RAND researcher who is now an emeritus professor at UCLA, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics jointly with Alvin E. Roth for his work on game theory.
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