SPIR608/Games/2013
| Political Simulations and Gaming | ||
|---|---|---|
| Course | Jan - April 2013 at the University of Westminster |  |
| Classes | Week 1 Introduction to module | Week 2 Politics as a game | Week 3 Military historians and gaming | Week 4 Game theory and gaming | Week 5 Cultural theorists and gaming | Week 6 Study Skills & Reading | Week 7 Fabian Tompsett from Class WarGames | Week 8 Red Herrings role-playing exercise | Week 9 Tutorials and play-testing of Prototype Political Simulations | Week 10 Tutorials and play-testing of Prototype Political Simulations | Week 11 Final assessment of Prototype Political Simulations | |
| Resources | Bibliography | Games | London Gaming Clubs | Weblinks | Game mechanics | Components | Evaluation | |
| Design groups | Capitalism in Space | Attack Of The Drones | SPIR608 Political Simulations and Gaming/2013/ | | |
| This course is run by Dr Richard Barbrook at the University of Westminster | ||
Games on course
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Wikiversity Image credit: Deutsches Bundesarchiv
Wikiversity Image credit: Tânia Rêgo/ABrGame
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Published as Le Jeu de la Guerre, 1987
Wikiversity Image credit: Richard BarbrookGame
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Drakes, Jarvis, Walsh, and Gluck,
Intellect Games, 1972
Election Game in the UK
Election Game in the UK
Wikiversity Image credit: secretlondon123Game
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The Toolbox for Education and Social Action
The Toolbox for Education and Social Action, 2012
"A game of skill and solidarity"
"A game of skill and solidarity"
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