Abstract
The epistemic programme can be viewed as a methodical construction of game theory from its most basic elements – rationality and irrationality, belief and knowledge about such matters, beliefs about beliefs, knowledge about knowledge, and so on. To date, the epistemic field has been mainly focused on game matrices and trees – that is, on the non-cooperative branch of game theory. It has been used to provide foundations for existing non-cooperative solution concepts, and also to uncover new solution concepts. The broader goal of the programme is to provide a method of analysing different sets of assumptions about games in a precise and uniform manner.
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