The result is a lucid and rigorous technical coverage. In my opinion, an introductory course in game theory is necessary to appreciate the book in full. It would serve admirably as a classroom text for first year graduate students in economics. It also serves well as a reference book for researchers. Concepts are carefully explained and frequently accompanied by figures and examples.
Mathematical rigour is of a high priority to the author and even the smallest claim is proved.
Readers who manage to work through the book in all its depth will be rewarded with a thorough understanding of the underlying mathematical structures. Nonetheless, interested readers will find themselves delving into the original articles as well as the literature referred to in the previous section. Nor would I suggest dropping any material. Complementing the book with one or more titles mentioned in the previous section is the ideal solution to the issue of coverage in my view. Evolutionary Drift and Equilibrium Selection, ELSE Working Paper , University College London.