| One way to model this approach, relegating the game form to the background, is to use the coalitional concept of the Shapley value. |
| Americans might learn to appreciate led-from-behind, drone-enhanced, coalitional wars that provide fewer heroic thrills but also cost less in blood and treasure. |
| This is harking back to our ancestral environments when coalitional warfare between two tribes was fairly commonplace and your own fate was really wrapped up in how your coalition fared. |
| Rationality, group dynamics, and gender are all contributing factors of coalitional behaviors in an international security framework. |
| Sometimes a fourth type is cited, known as grand strategy, which encompasses the coordination of all state policy, including economic and diplomatic tools of statecraft, to pursue some national or coalitional ends. |
| The Bolivian case demonstrates the possibility of forming transcendent, coalitional politics that cut across historical regional, ethnic and class-based divides. |
