Assess students' ability to apply game theory models (e.g., Prisoner’s Dilemma, Nash equilibrium, cooperative bargaining) and negotiation strategies (BATNA, interest-based and integrative tactics) to analyze transboundary water conflicts. Tasks include stakeholder identification, constructing payoff matrices for shared river basin scenarios, diagnosing incentives for cooperation or conflict, designing negotiation frameworks and enforcement mechanisms, and justifying recommended agreements considering legal, environmental, and political constraints. Responses should combine analytical reasoning, strategy proposals, and practical implementation considerations.