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Reports

A new report on using wargaming as a tool to analyze deception in the context of international security.

Prof. Andrew W. Reddie, Hiroyasu Akutsu, Ruby Booth, Rex Brynen, Scott DeJong, Stephen Downes-Martin, Richard Garber, Mark Howard, Alex Karasick

Report PAXSims January 12, 2026

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