 Game-theoretic dynamics of the sub-person receive deep but accessible reflection in  Ainslie (2001).  Seminal texts in neuroeconomics, with extensive use of and implications for behavioral game theory, are  Montague and Berns (2002),  Glimcher 2003 (**), and  Camerer, Loewenstein and Prelec (2005).  Ross (2005a) studies the game-theoretic foundations of microeconomics in general, but especially behavioral economics and neuroeconomics, from the perspective of cognitive science and in close alignment with Ainslie.