Howard Raiffa
Howard Raiffa · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Pioneer of decision theory, negotiation analysis, and applied game theory
1924, New York City, USA — 2016, Oakland, California, USA
United States
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Howard Raiffa was an American mathematician and Harvard professor who was a founder of statistical decision theory, decision analysis and the field of negotiation analysis, and a co-founder of applied game theory in business and policy. His books, including 'Games and Decisions' and 'The Art and Science of Negotiation', shaped management science and helped establish Harvard's Kennedy School. Born to a Jewish family in New York City, his Jewish background is documented.
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Pioneer of decision theory, negotiation analysis, and applied game theory
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Political Philosophy & Science
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