The theory of dynamic games is becoming an increasingly important tool in economic analysis. This series of papers, taken from an international symposium on the subject of differential game theory and their applications, describes such issues as problems in management science and economics, incentives and co-ordination, resource management and environmental problems, and hierarchical game models and computational aspects.

This collection of articles indicates that there is a strong new boom of interest in the area of dynamic games. The papers included in this volume are designed to serve as a source of problem formulations and references for established researchers as well as for new researchers who are entering this field. In these proceedings, the papers have been grouped into four sections dealing with zero-sum differential games of pursuit evasion type and their application to aerospace problems, search and discrete games, robust controller design and numerical and hierarchical methods.