Levin, the journalist who uncovered the affair, describes British policy toward the Jewish people during the Holocaust era, particularly the construction of obstacles that prevented thousands from being saved. Levin then examines Britain's intentional and unabashed use of Holocaust victims and survivors' property after World War II.

This is the first book to describe this affair, which is relatively unknown to the general public, but which has already been described by public figures as one of the most serious incidents of the looting of Holocaust victims' property. Levin documents, from British Public Office files, the cynical manner in which His Majesty's government expropriated victims' assets in order to compensate British citizens who had claims against former enemy countries. He also describes the suffering of survivors until some of them managed after years of struggle to retrieve small portions of their property. He also deals with the struggle for a change in British policy which began with the publication of Levin's investigative report in June, 1997 and which continues to the present. An important book for anyone concerned with the Holocaust and British contemporary history.

Game theory is concerned with strategic interaction among several decision-makers. In such strategic encounters, all players are aware of the fact that their actions affect the other players. Game theory analyzes how these strategic, interactive considerations may affect the players' decisions and influence the final outcome. This textbook focuses on applications of complete-information games in economics and management, as well as in other fields such as political science, law and biology. It guides students through the fundamentals of game theory by letting examples lead the way to the concepts needed to solve them. It provides opportunities for self-study and self-testing through an extensive pedagogical apparatus of examples, questions and answers. The book also includes more advanced material suitable as a basis for seminar papers or elective topics, including rationalizability, stability of equilibria (with discrete-time dynamics), games and evolution, equilibrium selection and global games.

BSOR'S FORMULA As the twenty-first century gets under way, China has emerged as "the world's factory," a reality that is creating a tidal wave of economic and social upheaval around the globe. The free flow of goods and capital between the Western countries and the developing world is reflected in a colossal deficit in the U.S. balance of trade, with American and European manufacturing plants, jobs and technology, relocating to China. Various ideas have been mooted with a view to resolving problems arising from the current state of affairs, particularly unemployment in OECD countries and the slowdown of investments in industry in the United States and Europe. One idea that merits close examination is Bsor's Formula, namely Labour Balance Tax - the LBT. Bsor's Formula - LBT - proposes a systemic and comprehensive solution to the economic and social upheaval resulting from China's status as "the world's factory," a solution that ties the global village together. Albert Einstein said: We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. BSOR'S FORMULA REPRESENTS A DIFFERENT MODE OF THINKING. ONE, THAT SERVES THIS IDEA.