›› 2015, Vol. 27 ›› Issue (7): 199-206.

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Analysis of the Crisis Response Strategies of Prosecution-related Letters and Visits Based on Game Theory

Wang Xiaoxin, Li Xuerong, Qiao Han   

  1. School of Management, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190
  • Received:2015-03-23 Published:2015-07-31

Abstract:

Prosecution-related letters and visits objectively increased the expression mechanism of the interest of the citizens, expanded the channels of judiciary supervision, and promoted the process of legal reform. It is of great practical significance for People's Court to establish scientific and practical risk early warning and crisis response mechanism, thus effectively solve or reduce harm of social stability problems. This paper is the first attempt to analyses risk prevention strategies of prosecution-related letters and visits using game theory models. Dynamic game models of complete information and incomplete information are established. The equilibrium outcomes show that the prior probability of petition can be obtained from the risk early warning model, and the People's Court could allocate judicial resources and prevent risks based on the Bayesian Equilibrium. This paper combines equilibrium outcomes of games and risk early warning models, and proposes risk prevention and coping strategies of prosecution-related letters and visits.

Key words: prosecution-related letters and visits, game theory, incomplete information, crisis response