2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00267-021-01429-2
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Will Peaceful Waters Flow Again? A Game-Theoretic Insight into a Tripartite Environmental Conflict in the Middle East

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“…However, the preference of DMs in the aforementioned research is represented by numerical utilities, which are difficult to obtain in real-world situations, and the sanctions by opponents are not considered. Within the framework of GMCR, cross-border water pollution disputes are modeled and analyzed in the literature [15,16,28], where only relative preferences are required, and the sanctioning moves by opponents are considered. Furthermore, the GMCR methodology provides various kinds of solution concepts for portraying the complex decision-making behaviors, such as GMR, SMR, SEQ, and so on, except for Nash.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the preference of DMs in the aforementioned research is represented by numerical utilities, which are difficult to obtain in real-world situations, and the sanctions by opponents are not considered. Within the framework of GMCR, cross-border water pollution disputes are modeled and analyzed in the literature [15,16,28], where only relative preferences are required, and the sanctioning moves by opponents are considered. Furthermore, the GMCR methodology provides various kinds of solution concepts for portraying the complex decision-making behaviors, such as GMR, SMR, SEQ, and so on, except for Nash.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The evolutionary game theory was utilized by Wang et al [26] for exploring the interaction mechanism between upstream and downstream countries in transboundary river basins under the Belt and Road, and then the optimal ecological compensation mechanism was designed. Within the GMCR paradigm, Akbari et al [15] strategically investigated a tripartite environmental conflict in the Tigris River Basin and claimed that the option for water diplomacy would generate new equilibria for addressing this dispute. Yang et al [14] employed the improved GMCR method to analyze the dynamic evolution of cross-basin water conflicts in the Yangtze River Delta in China and then proposed some useful insights for resolving the cross-basin water conflict.…”
Section: Research On Cross-basin Water Pollution Disputesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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