Book Review: War movies and economics: Lessons from Hollywood’s adaptations of military conflict,by Ahlstrom,L. J.,& Mixon,F. G.,Jr

Camerer C. F. (2003). Behavioral game theory: Experiments in strategic interaction. Russell Sage Foundation.

Gächter S. (2004). Behavioral game theory. In Koehler D. J. Harvey N. (Eds.), Blackwell handbook of judgment and decision making (pp. 485–503). Blackwell.

Ghent L. S. Grant A. Lesica G. (2011). The economics of Seinfeld. Journal of Economic Education, 42(3), 317–318.

Leet D. Houser S. (2003). Economics goes to Hollywood: Using classic films and documentaries to create an undergraduate economics course. Journal of Economic Education, 34, 326–332.

Luccasen R. Thomas K. M. (2010). Simpsonomics: Teaching economics using episodes of the Simpsons. Journal of Economic Education, 41(2), 136–149.

Macy A. Terry N. (2008). Using movies as a vehicle for critical thinking in economics and business. Journal of Economics and Economic Education Research, 9, 31–51.

Mateer G. D. (2012). Econ 1-0-What? Journal of Economic Education, 43(4), 440.

Mateer G. D. O’Roark B. Holder K. (2016). The 10 greatest films for teaching economics. The American Economist, 61, 204–216.

Mixon F. G. Jr. Treviño L. J. (2004a). Did strategic behavior save the Schindler Jews? Eastern Economic Journal, 30, 493–499.

Mixon F. G. Jr. Treviño L. J. (2004b). Did strategic behavior save the Schindler Jews? Erratum. Eastern Economic Journal, 30, 662.

Moulder J. (2009). Commentary on teaching economics with podcasts, literature and movies. Journal of Philosophical Economics, 2(2), 134–136.

Sexton R. (2006). Using short movie and television clips in the economics principles class. Journal of Economic Education, 37, 406–417.

Wellman W. A . (Director). (1927). Wings [Film]. America: Paramount Pictures [viewed September 30, 2020]. Available on Amazon Prime.

Wooten J. J. (2018). Economics media library. Journal of Economic Education, 49(4), 364–365.