Neighborhood Semantics for Modal Logic

Provides both the relevant technical background and an overview of the key applications of neighborhood semantics in modal logic Introduces the main techniques for reasoning about neighborhood structures with a modal language Highlights the most convincing applications of neighborhood semantics for modal logic Includes applications such as coalitional logic, game logic, dynamic logics of belief and evidence, subset space logic, and first-order extensions Explains the precise relationship between neighborhood models and relational models, topological models, plausibility models, and (two-sorted) first-order logic