"Decision & Control in Management Science" is a comprehensive textbook that addresses emerging decision-making problems in the fields of management and engineering. The book is divided into five parts, each covering different aspects of decision-making and control. The first part deals with methodological questions related to the optimization of deterministic and stochastic dynamic systems. The second part presents models for energy and environmental systems, highlighting policy implications for pollution reduction. The third part applies quantitative techniques to financial and economic issues, including options hedging and inflation targeting. The fourth part focuses on production systems and offers optimization methods for areas such as inventory management. The final part is dedicated to game theory, discussing both theoretical and practical applications in politics and franchise systems. This book serves as a valuable reference for professionals engaged in operational research, optimal control, and dynamic games.