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Summation Social Choice Functions

Econometrica, 1973
A summation social choice function is a social choice function whose choice sets are determinable from maximum sums of utilities that preserve individual preference. Assuming the set of alternatives is finite and individual preferences are irreflexive and transitive, a unanimity-type condition is shown to be necessary and sufficient for a social choice
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Implementation of Social Welfare Functions

International Economic Review, 1992
Summary: A social welfare function \(f\) assigns to each economic environment \(p\) a continuous preorder \(f(p)\) on the space of allocations of private goods. \(f\) is implementable if for each large finite set \(Z\) the correspondence \(\Phi(p)\) defined by selecting the set of \(f(p)\)-maximal allocations in \(Z\) is implementable.
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Social Functions

Social functionalism comes in two kinds, evolutionary and non-evolutionary. However, each faces a significant problem. The most prominent kind of non-evolutionary functionalism, rational choice functionalism, relies on value judgments to distinguish between institutions with and without a function, which makes it inadequate as an explanatory theory ...
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Social Decision Functions and the Veto

Econometrica, 1977
Blau, Julian H, Deb, Rajat
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Social functioning ability

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research, 1987
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Social Functioning

2015
Social functioning, together with psychological functioning, forms an important part of successful development. It is related mainly to external (objective) factors such as objective health status, accomplishment of developmental tasks, or adjustment to social norms. The resources of successful social functioning have already emerged in early childhood.
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