Group Formation in Economics: Networks, Clubs, and Coalitions Book

Pt. 1	Network formation, communication, and learning
1	A survey of network formation models : stability and efficiency	11
2	Models of network formation in cooperative games	58
3	Farsighted stability in network formation	89
4	Learning in networks	122
Pt. 2	On equilibrium formation of groups : a theoretical assessment
5	Group formation : the interaction of increasing returns and preferences diversity	171
6	Games and economies with near exhaustion of gains to scale	209
7	Coalitions and clubs : tiebout equilibrium in large economies	246
8	Secession-proof cost allocations and stable group structures in models of horizontal differentiation	266
Pt. 3	Groups, clubs, alliances in political and economic environments
9	Political parties and coalition formation	289
10	Power in the design of constitutional rules	312
11	Group and network formation in industrial organization : a survey	335
12	Institution design for managing global commons : lessons from coalition theory	354
13	Inequality and growth clubs	381
14	Informal insurance, enforcement constraints, and group formation	430
15	Spontaneous market emergence and social networks	447