Stefan Bold, Benedikt Löwe, Thoralf Räsch, Johan van Benthem (eds.)
Foundations of the Formal Sciences V. Infinite Games.
College Publications. London 2007. [Studies in Logic 11]

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Alessandro Andretta	The SLO principle and the Wadge hierarchy	pp. 1-38
Julian Bradfield, Stephan Kreutzer	The complexity of independence-friendly fixpoint logic	pp. 39-61
Jérémie Cabessa, Jacques Duparc	An infinite game on ω-semigroups	pp. 63-78
Samson de Jager, Benedikt Löwe	Nonmonotone game labellings	pp. 79-99
Dieter Denneberg, Gleb Koshevoy	Cooperative games with infinite number of players, Projective systems, and Cores	pp. 101-107
Jacques Duparc, Olivier Finkel	An ω-power of a context-free language which is Borel above Δ0ω	pp. 109-122
Lorenz Halbeisen	A playful approach to Silver and Mathias forcings	pp. 123-142
Christoph Heinatsch, Michael Möllerfeld	Determinacy in second order arithmetic	pp. 143-155
Robin Hirsch, Ian Hodkinson	Games in algebraic logic: axiomatisations and beyond	pp. 157-185
Wei-Torng Juang, Hamid Sabourian	Evolutionary game theory: why equilibrium and which equilibrium	pp. 187-222
Kevin Kelly	Simplicity, Truth, and the Unending Game of Science	pp. 223-270
Boaz Tsaban	Random Strategies with historical memory for the Robin Hood Game	pp. 271-277
Jouko Väänänen	On Infinite Ehrenfeucht-Fraïssé Games	pp. 279-317
Stefano Vannucci	Concept Lattices of Coalitional Game Forms	pp. 319-343
Enrico Zoli	Classes of sets with large intersection: a game-theoretical approach	pp. 345-351