This edited volume explores recent advances in cooperative game theory, highlighting connections between mathematics and economic theory. Chapters discuss both theoretical and methodological foundations and applications to specific problems and rely heavily on the axiomatic method to propose solutions to collective decision problems. Additionally, several chapters utilize tools from algebraic representation theory to characterize solutions to various types of problems and cooperative structures.

This edited volume explores recent advances in cooperative game theory, highlighting connections between mathematics and economic theory. Chapters discuss both theoretical and methodological foundations and applications to specific problems and rely heavily on the axiomatic method to propose solutions to collective decision problems. Additionally, several chapters utilize tools from algebraic representation theory to characterize solutions to various types of problems and cooperative structures.