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PRICE OF THE EFFICIENCY OF FUNCTIONING OF ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS USING EXPERT METHODS [PDF]
Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, 2018 Expert methods involve the application of procedures in assessing the effectiveness of the functioning of a variety of classes of organizational systems. The task of assessing the effectiveness of the functioning of organizational systems is inextricably
Konstantin Fisun +2 more
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Symmetric majority rules [PDF]
Mathematical Social Sciences, 2015 In the standard arrovian framework and under the assumption that individual preferences and social outcomes are linear orders on the set of alternatives, we study the rules which satisfy suitable symmetries and obey the majority principle. In particular, supposing that individuals and alternatives are exogenously partitioned into subcommittees and ...
BUBBOLONI, DANIELA, GORI, MICHELE
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Majority Does Not Rule: The Trouble with Majority‐Rule Consensus Trees [PDF]
Cladistics, 2001 The use of majority‐rule consensus trees as a means of resolving ambiguity in phylogenetic analyses is investigated. It is shown to be an inappropriate method for this purpose.
Michael J, Sharkey, Jason W, Leathers
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Majority Rules and Coalitional Stability [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 We consider a class of symmetric games with externalities across coalitions and show that, under certain regularity conditions, restricting the deviating power to majority guarantees the existence of core-stable allocations. We also show that if majorities can extract resources from minorities, stability requires a supermajority rule, whose threshold ...
Sergio Currarini, MARINI, MARCO
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From public reason to deliberative democracy [PDF]
Filozofija i Društvo, 2016 In this paper I shall investigate the relationship between public reason and deliberative democracy, mainly as it is presented in Rawls’s later political theory.
Mladenović Ivan
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Privileged precariat: White workers and South Africa’s long transition to majority rule
Contree, 2022 No abstract available.
Simon Bekker
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Challenging the majority rule in matters of truth
Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, 2014 The majority rule has caught much attention in recent debate about the aggregation of judgments. But its role in finding the truth is limited. A majority of expert judgments is not necessarily authoritative, even if all experts are equally competent, if
Bernd Lahno
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Western Liberalism At Twilight (?)
Філософія освіти, 2020 The chorus of doubts concerning the continued viability of the Western liberal tradition itself, in both ideational and institutional aspects, has grown much louder over the past several years.
William L. McBride
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Phase Transition in the Galam’s Majority-Rule Model with Information-Mediated Independence
Physics, 2023 We study the Galam’s majority-rule model in the presence of an independent behavior that can be driven intrinsically or can be mediated by information regarding the collective opinion of the whole population.
André L. Oestereich +3 more
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Jurisprudencija, 2020 Violations of the voting majority required for decisions of the general meeting of shareholders are deemed to be substantial violations of procedure, due to which decisions may be declared invalid.
Virginijus Bitė
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