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This will be a course on evolutionary game theory. Evolutionary game theory seeks to provide foundations to Nash equilibrium by weakening some of the rules of rationality. The primary focus of study would be when and under what conditions will a society consisting of a large number of agents converge to Nash equilibrium behaviour. The course will be broadly divided into two parts. In the first part, we will cover the fundamentals of evolutionary game theory. This part will introduce students to large population games and different evolutionary dynamics used in this field of game theory. The second part will be based on the instructor’s research and will cover various applications of the theory including oligopoly, public goods provision, problems of social coordination, implementation theory and evolution of preferences.