 Hardin (1995)  is one of many examples of the application of game theory to problems in applied political theory.  Baird, Gertner and Picker (1994)  review uses of game theory in legal theory and jurisprudence.  Mueller (1997)  surveys applications in public choice.  Ghemawat (1997)  provides case studies intended to serve as a methodological template for practical application of game theory to business strategy problems.  Poundstone (1992)  provides a lively history of the Prisoner’s Dilemma and its use by Cold War strategists.  Amadae (2016)  tells the same story, based on original scholarly sleuthing, with less complacency concerning its implications. The memoir of  Ellsberg (2017)  largely confirms Amadae’s perspective.  Durlauf and Young (2001)  is a useful collection on applications to social structures and social change.