- is a page describing the work of Al Roth, the Craig and Susan McCaw Professor of Economics at Stanford University and the Gund Professor of Economics and Business Administration Emeritus at Harvard University.
- organizes yearly summer festivals on game theory, which bring together prominent game theorists and many leading economists from around the world. These festivals contribute to the international visibility of the Stony Brook Economics Department as a premier locus for teaching and research in game theory and its economic applications. A variety of academic departments and institutions, among them Bellcore, the University of Valencia (Spain), NATO, the National Science Foundation, and the Stony Brook Department of Political Science, have provided financial and organizational support to the summer festivals.
- is a website providing further information to those interested in the study of combinatorial game theory.
- wants to provide the teacher of a basic course in game theory with free user-friendly didactic tools for conducting web-based thought experiments.
- is a society that aims to promote the investigation, teaching, and application of game theory.
- is a static webpage that provides an extensive overview of the history of game theory.
- is a society that wants to, among other objectives, promote and foster the development and applications of the theory of dynamic games. A dynamic game is defined as a paradigm for a decision making situation, competitive or conflict process that involves several agents or decision makers in dynamic interaction.
- is a static webpage describing the concept of game theory.