The document discusses the application of zero-determinant (ZD) strategies in multiplayer social dilemmas, extending the theory from the iterated prisoner's dilemma to games with any number of players. It explores how ZD strategies can enforce linear payoff relationships and sustain cooperation in large groups. The study also examines the formation of ZD alliances and their strategic power depending on coordination levels. The research highlights the potential for individual control and coordination to achieve cooperation in large-scale social dilemmas.
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