In this paper, we first examine effects of misbehavior assuming static game model and show that cooperation under existing cooperative protocols is characterized by a noncooperative Nash equilibrium.
The result of the above argument concerns the network is sustained by only one pair cooperation under the threat of 'If you cooperate with the third player, then I will do the same'.
And it left open the possibility of cooperation under the umbrella of the United Nations.
NATO-Russia cooperation on missile defense would finally, and firmly, herald a genuinely new era of cooperation under a common Euro-Atlantic security roof.
He pledged to repeal the Tories' "terrible" Health and Social Care Act, contrasting "care, compassion and cooperation" under Labour with "privatisation, fragmentation and competition" under the Conservatives.
Mexico's decade-long war on drugs would never have been possible without the huge injection of American cash and military cooperation under the Merida Initiative.
We are currently moving in the right direction and we have no fear of legal cooperation, under which all of Iran's national rights will be preserved, and we will continue our work".
The authorities already require cooperation under the auspices of existing telecommunications regulations, Sun Zhenping, a ranking legislative adviser with the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, China's top lawmaking body, noted at the news conference.
During two years of cooperation under his plea agreement, Mr. Ressam provided information on Al Qaeda's organization, recruitment and training, and also testified against one of his co-conspirators, Mokhtar Haouari.
To win significant cooperation under those circumstances, I suspect that McCain would have had to essentially surrender to Democratic priorities, which in turn would have turned him into a kind of John Tyler figure — a president despised by his own party and a first-term lame duck.
