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Breaking through the 'fog of war': Game-based study suggests shared boundaries can peace

What causes adversaries to escalate conflicts into costly, prolonged wars even when neither side wants to fight? And in the fog of war, what might help them break that cycle and find a path to peace?

Phys.org ScienceOctober 21, 20261 min read
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Breaking through the 'fog of war': Game-based study suggests shared boundaries can peace

What causes adversaries to escalate conflicts into costly, prolonged wars even when neither side wants to fight? And in the fog of war, what might help them break that cycle and find a path to peace?

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