In this paper, the importance of power as an influence on choice of strategies is analyzed, and the application of game theoretic concepts to real-life social conflicts is discussed. In mixed-motive games, the amount of control which a player can exercise over his own and his opponents' gains and losses obviously has an important influence on choices of strategy for both.
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Wilson et al. (2007) studied this question.
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