Assess students' ability to apply game-theoretic models to analyze strategic voting behavior and post-electoral coalition formation in multiparty parliamentary systems. Scope includes voting rules (plurality, PR), spatial models of party competition, incentives for strategic or sincere voting, Nash equilibria and best-response analysis, coalition-formation concepts (minimum winning coalitions, bargaining games, office- vs policy-seeking motives), vote-to-seat translation, and stability of coalition outcomes. Tasks: predict equilibrium strategies, build payoff matrices, identify likely coalition partners, and evaluate policy trade-offs under alternative electoral rules.