“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.