coordination - common knowledge - David Lewis - distributed indicator - reason to believe - indication - Kenneth Binmore - social interaction - Thomas Schelling - epistemic states hierarchy - Robert Sugden - Robin P. Cubitt - public event - reflexive common indicator

Studie řeší problém koordinovaného jednání na základě sdílené znalosti. Klade si otázky, jakou roli má sdílená znalost v koordinačních situacích a jaké jsou praktické implikace tohoto epistemického stavu aktérů.

This study aims to examine how subjects in social group can coordinate their action through suitably arranged beliefs. Questions like, what role has common knowledge in coordination and what are the practical implications of this specific epistemic state, are fundamental and vital for this paper. However, the central theme of the study is the particular issue of applying common knowledge under more restricted conditions. These conditions are characterized by a certain degree of distribution of information between rational agents.