"To the best of my knowledge, this is the first book that brings together this many aspects of how to deal with actions. ... As an introduction to action theory, this book offers a reasonable graduate course. It may be of interest to, among others, logicians, model theorists, mathematicians and computer scientists. The book is indeed also useful to researchers interested in model-theoretic and logical aspects of action theory." (Bruno Lopes, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2017)

• Preface.- Part 1. Elements of Formal Action Theory.- Chapter 1. Elementary Action Systems.- Chapter 2. Situational Action Systems.- Chapter 3. Ordered Action Systems.- Part 2. Freedom and Enforcement in Action.- Chapter 4. Action and Deontology.- Chapter 5. Stit Frames as Action Systems.- Chapter 6. Epistemic Aspects of Action Systems.- Bibliography.- Index.

"To the best of my knowledge, this is the first book that brings together this many aspects of how to deal with actions. ... As an introduction to action theory, this book offers a reasonable graduate course. It may be of interest to, among others, logicians, model theorists, mathematicians and computer scientists. The book is indeed also useful to researchers interested in model-theoretic and logical aspects of action theory." (Bruno Lopes, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2017)

• Preface.- Part 1. Elements of Formal Action Theory.- Chapter 1. Elementary Action Systems.- Chapter 2. Situational Action Systems.- Chapter 3. Ordered Action Systems.- Part 2. Freedom and Enforcement in Action.- Chapter 4. Action and Deontology.- Chapter 5. Stit Frames as Action Systems.- Chapter 6. Epistemic Aspects of Action Systems.- Bibliography.- Index.

"To the best of my knowledge, this is the first book that brings together this many aspects of how to deal with actions. ... As an introduction to action theory, this book offers a reasonable graduate course. It may be of interest to, among others, logicians, model theorists, mathematicians and computer scientists. The book is indeed also useful to researchers interested in model-theoretic and logical aspects of action theory." (Bruno Lopes, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2017)

• Preface.- Part 1. Elements of Formal Action Theory.- Chapter 1. Elementary Action Systems.- Chapter 2. Situational Action Systems.- Chapter 3. Ordered Action Systems.- Part 2. Freedom and Enforcement in Action.- Chapter 4. Action and Deontology.- Chapter 5. Stit Frames as Action Systems.- Chapter 6. Epistemic Aspects of Action Systems.- Bibliography.- Index.