Titlebook: Surveys in Experimental Economics; Bargaining, Cooperat Friedel Bolle,Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt Book 2002 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 2002

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Introduction has experienced a steadily increasing attention by the economic profession in the last years. Apparently experiments open up a promising gate to generate and evaluate behavioral hypotheses particularly for economic problems, too. In fact, the experimental approach in economics has taken the lead co

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Negotiation Rules and Bargaining Behaviory and whose predictions depend more or less crucially on the specific rules of bargaining. Unfortunately, little is known about the rules of bargaining, i.e. there is a lack of empirical research concerning this type of institutional economics. An interesting, but hardly satisfactory alternative to

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Coalitions in Multilateral Negotiationshis survey it is assumed that all parties meet at one place to freely discuss how to establish cooperation by coalition formation and how to share the gains of cooperation. The formal analysis of the incentive structure of such settings is based on game theoretical methods including the field of coo

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Comment on Claudia Kesereser mainly focuses on her own contributions to this topic. She and her coauthors offer stimulating insights to all concerned with the role of government in the economy and the problem of voluntary contributions to public goods.

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