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Cooperative game theory books examine strategic situations where players can form binding agreements and share payoffs, focusing on how groups (coalitions) should form and how the gains from cooperation should be allocated. Core topics include transferable and nontransferable utility models, characteristic functions, coalition formation, and stability and fairness concepts such as the core, Shapley value, nucleolus, bargaining sets, and voting power indices. The category spans foundational axiomatic treatments, mathematical and optimization-based analyses, and modern computational and algorithmic approaches. Applications commonly include cost and profit sharing, public goods provision, joint ventures, network and matching problems, supply chains, and multiagent systems in AI and economics. These books serve graduate students, researchers, and practitioners seeking rigorous tools for designing, evaluating, and implementing cooperative arrangements.

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