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Probabilistic Voting Theory

1992
Peter Coughlin provides the most comprehensive and integrated analysis of probabilistic voting models to date. Probabilistic voting theory is the mathematical prediction of candidate behaviour in, or in anticipation of, elections in which candidates are unsure of voters' preferences.
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Unsettling aspects of voting theory

Economic Theory, 2003
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Voting theory and preference modeling

Mathematical Social Sciences, 2009
Cet article présente le numéro spécial de Mathematical Social Sciences dont les auteurs sont également les responsables éditoriaux ...
Roberts, Fred, Tsoukiàs, Alexis
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Theory of Cleavage Voting

2016
This chapter introduces cleavage voting, the central concept of the book. In order to give a brief overview of voting theories the chapter starts with a presentation of the traditional three schools of electoral research and some more modern approaches.
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The Theory of Voting

2012
Voting theory has recently become a popular topic in mathematics courses aimed at nonmathematicians—liberal arts majors, for example—and has a natural home in discrete mathematics courses.
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Voting in Theory and Practice

The Mathematical Gazette, 1929
Voting, in some form or other, must have been one of the activities of primitive man: and one can easily picture the cave-dweller expounding, perhaps with illustrations on the wall of his dwelling, some of the difficulties of theory and practice quite as earnestly as we shall consider the subject to-day, and, I am inclined to think,
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A Unified Theory of Voting

1999
This book addresses the questions: how do voters use their own issue positions and those of candidates to decide how to vote? Does a voter tend to choose the candidate who most closely shares the views of the voter or rather a candidate who holds more extreme views due to the fact that the voters discount the candidates' abilities to implement policy ...
Samuel Merrill, III, Bernard Grofman
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Probabilistic Voting Theory.

The Economic Journal, 1993
John Bonner, Peter J. Coughlin
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Necessity conditions in voting theory

Journal of Economic Theory, 1974
Abstract In this paper we take some concepts of necessity conditions in voting theory first developed by Inada, Sen, and Pattanaik and refine those concepts to deal with the more commonly discussed case of fixed numbers of voters. These new concepts are then applied to the study of domain restrictions designed to yield quasitransitive and transitive ...
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Theory of Voting.

The Economic Journal, 1971
Amartya Sen, R. Farquharson
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