The　explosive　growth　of　mobile　traffic　in　the　Internet　makes　content　delivery　a　challenging　issue　to　cope　with.　To　promote　efficiency　of　content　distribution　and　reduce　network　cost,　Internet　Service　Providers　(ISPs)　and　content　providers　(CPs)　are　motivated　to　cooperatively　work.　As　a　clean-slate　solution,　nowadays　Information-Centric　Networking　architectures　have　been　proposed　and　widely　researched,　where　the　thought　of　in-network　caching,　especially　edge　caching,　can　be　applied　to　mobile　wireless　networks　to　fundamentally　address　this　problem.　Considered　the　profit　split　issue　between　ISPs　and　CPs　and　the　influence　of　content　popularity　is　largely　ignored,　in　this　paper,　we　propose　a　Stackelberg-based　optimal　network　profit　split　scheme　for　content　delivery　in　information-centric　wireless　networks.　Simulation　results　show　that　the　performance　of　our　proposed　model　is　comparable　to　its　centralized　solution　and　obviously　superior　to　current　ISP-CP　cooperative　schemes　without　considering　cache　deployment　in　the　network.