Analytic Tools for Deterrence
and Policy Assessment
Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab
Laurel, MD
5-7 February 2008
Presentations
(Last Updated 19 February 2008)
Intentions, Motivations, and Violent Non-State Actors, Marianne Abbott and Jill Egeth
Tutorial - Decision Theory, Allison Astorino-Courtois
Conflict and Cooperation: A Game-Theoretic Approach, Sandeep Baliga
Modeling Impacts of US Immigration Policy, David Brooks
Sudan Strategy Assessment: A Strategic Multilayer Analysis Effort, Lisa Costa
Derivation of MOEs for Operational/Strategic Objectives Using System Thinking, Stephen Downes-Martin
A System Dynamics Approach to Strategic Communications Modeling, Craig Oeltjen
Federated Social Science Models in the Sudan Strategic, Robert Popp
Is behavioral game theory a suited analytic tool for the deterrence assessment problems?, Mihaela D. Quirk, Ph.D.
Games of Deterrence: An Introduction, Michel Rudnianski
Applying a Game Theory Approach to Escalation Control, Marc Warburton
Can a Bayesian Approach Add Value to Deterrence Planning?, Marc Warburton
Plenary - Deterrence Analysis Needs, Greg Weaver
Modeling Selected Deterrent Effects of US Immigration Policy on Undocumented Immigrant Behavior, Charles Worrell