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In every country? Is this UN action? Otherwise it’s a prisoner’s dilemma and countries that defect get all of the benefits and all of the risk, and countries t
by brookst 4y ago
In every country? Is this UN action?
Otherwise it’s a prisoner’s dilemma and countries that defect get all of the benefits and all of the risk, and countries that cooperate still get all of the risk, just none of the benefits.
- mLuby 4y agoIt's not so black or white. The International Criminal Court is one real-world example. The United States (to its shame, IMO) is not part of the ICC, yet most countries are and the institution is valuable despite not having 100% buy-in around the globe. Also the Prisoner's Dilemma over multiple rounds teaches different lessons than when it's a one-off situation.