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Introduction, Pierre Allan and Christian Schmidt. Part 1 Preferenceformation and aggregation: preferences, constraints and games - analyzingPolish debt negotiations with international banks, Vinod K. Aggarwal andPierre Allan; unpacking the national interest - an analysis of preferenceaggregation in ordinal games, Lars-Erik Cederman. Part 2 Interdependentpreferences and rational choice: interdependent utility functions -implications for co-operation and conflict, Michael Nicholson; preferences,beliefs, knowledge and crisis in the international decision-making process -a theoretical approach through qualitative games, Christian Schmidt. Part 3Dynamic games and information: getting closer at different speeds - strategicinteraction in widening European integration, Gerald Schneider; domesticpolitics and international negotiations - a sequential bargaining model,Cedric Dupont; some game theoretical considerations on negotiations aboutmigrations, Urs Luterbacher and Jean-Paul Theler.