Rationality and Dynamic Choice: Foundational Explorations.

Robert Sugden · Edward F. McClennen

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1. Introduction and sketch of the main argument 2. The ordering principle 3. The independence principle 4. The problem of justification 5. Pragmatic arguments 6. Dynamic choice problems 7. Rationality conditions on dynamic choice 8. Consequentialist constructions 9. Rethinking the problem of dynamic consistency 10. A critique of the pragmatic arguments 11. Formalizing the pragmatic arguments 12. The feasibility of resolute choice 13. Connections 14. Conclusions Postscript: projections.

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