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The following pages link to Characterizing majority rule: from profiles to societies (Q1927627):

Displaying 27 items.

• On the structure of voting systems between two alternatives (Q370963) (← links)
• Anonymous and neutral majority rules (Q404770) (← links)
• A short step between democracy and dictatorship (Q430146) (← links)
• Flexible majority rules in democracyville: a guided tour (Q505276) (← links)
• Is abstention an escape from Arrow's theorem? (Q535402) (← links)
• Parallel axiomatizations of majority and unanimity (Q547094) (← links)
• Resolute majority rules (Q683808) (← links)
• Characterizations of majoritarianism: a unified approach (Q734051) (← links)
• A characterization of majority rule for hierarchies (Q734371) (← links)
• Pareto principles, positive responsiveness, and majority decisions (Q763345) (← links)
• Single profile of preferences with variable societies: a characterization of simple majority rule (Q974185) (← links)
• A characterization of majority voting rules with quorums (Q1036104) (← links)
• A majority-rule characterization with multiple extensions (Q1083991) (← links)
• Another characterization of the majority rule. (Q1605274) (← links)
• Absolute qualified majoritarianism: how does the threshold matter? (Q1672882) (← links)
• Yet another characterization of the majority rule (Q1738415) (← links)
• May's theorem with an infinite population (Q1762860) (← links)
• A new characterization of the majority rule (Q1927374) (← links)
• More on the majority rule: profiles, societies, and responsiveness (Q1927853) (← links)
• Majority rule for profiles of arbitrary length, with an emphasis on the consistency axiom (Q2019362) (← links)
• An extension and an alternative characterization of May's theorem (Q2241136) (← links)
• The majority decision function for trees with 3 leaves (Q2271871) (← links)
• The majority rule with a chairman (Q2452117) (← links)
• The forgotten decision rules: majority rules based on difference of votes (Q2496253) (← links)
• A graphical analysis of some basic results in social choice (Q2567934) (← links)
• Monotonicity + efficiency + continuity = majority (Q2638312) (← links)
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