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Neutrality and geometry of mean voting
2014
Proceedings of the fifteenth ACM conference on Economics and computation - EC '14
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Mean proximity rules provide a simple geometric framework to achieve consensus among a collection of rankings (votes) over a set of alternatives. ...
They embed all rankings into a Euclidean space, take the mean of the embeddings of the input votes, and return the ranking whose embedding is closest to the mean. ...
(rational) mean neat rules. ...
doi:10.1145/2600057.2602898
dblp:conf/sigecom/LahaieS14
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Strategyproof Social Choice
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2011
Handbook of Social Choice and Welfare
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Without yet proving any theorem, Vickrey (1960) expressed a neat conjecture about the structure of rules that might be strategy-proof. ...
The rules are individually rational. ...
doi:10.1016/s0169-7218(10)00025-0
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Strategic Voting Under Proportional Representation
1996
Journal of Law, Economics & Organization
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In other words, the M + | rule depends on a rational expectations condition (one that was not explicitly recognized in previous work dealing with special cases of the rule). ...
In principle, strategic voting imposes a limit on the number of viable lists under PR, just as it imposes a limit on the number of viable candidates under plurality rule, as noted long ago. ...
doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.jleo.a023365
fatcat:grxfixzfrbha7cghfsongxkteu
Rational Choice and EU Politics
2006
Social Science Research Network
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states with a rational incentive to consider changes to the Council's voting rules and weights. ...
Such a neat division of labor, however, does not stand up to careful scrutiny. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1011326
fatcat:gbfl6ivsabcb5bdtbuxor2nxj4
Can Voters Be Equal? A Cross-national Analysis
2004
Review of Sociology
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political preferences in the vote than others. ...
Survey data on voting behavior in 18 democratic party systems from the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems and Larry Bartels' (1996) simulation procedure -now extended to the analysis of multiparty-systems ...
This is not to say that majority rule is always the best means of guaranteeing citizens' political equality. ...
doi:10.1556/revsoc.10.2004.1.3
fatcat:56xanqa7xvbb5m3kr2jv42id7u
Attitudes about Attitudes
2003
Michigan law review
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What is post-positivist about this version is the assumption that a legal state of mind does not necessarily mean obedience to conspicuous rules; instead, it means a sense of obligation to make the best ...
There is, however, no such neat distinction. In the real world of the law, judicial decisions are not made in a vacuum. ...
doi:10.2307/3595330
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The Domain of Preference
2003
University of Pennsylvania law review
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When preference theory serves as a criterion of rationality, the analyst recommends its structure as the appropriate means of reasoning about means to ends. ...
57 In fact, in this context the interpretation of preference will also coincide with the normative project of characterizing rational behavior. 58 PAUL. ...
doi:10.2307/3312876
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Necessary and sufficient conditions for a resolution of the social choice paradox
1983
Journal of Economic Theory
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We present a restriction on the domain of individual preferences that is both necessary and sufficient for the existence of a social choice rule that is continuous, anonymous, and respects unanimity. ...
be sufficient for majority voting to be an acceptable rule . ...
Limiting the nature and extent of possible disagreement is clearly the effect of many of the conditions already cited in the literature as sufficient for a rational outcome under majority voting-for example ...
doi:10.1016/0022-0531(83)90021-2
fatcat:wfs2prh2pjaafas4cgyesbgtxu
Two internal critiques of political constitutionalism
2012
International Journal of Constitutional Law
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propose a reductive account of the principle of political equality; second, their exclusive focus on ordinary politics as the centre of constitutional life is misleading and precludes a correct evaluation ...
After having outlined the main tenets of this theory, two internal critiques are put forward, both concerning the understanding of the political aspect of constitutionalism: first, political constitutionalists ...
Voting (and, accordingly, the principle of majority rule) is surely critical for the democratic justification of the constitutional order, but it by no means exhausts the whole democratic process. ...
doi:10.1093/icon/mos033
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A Classification of Regimes—Foam Theory to Praxis
2022
World Journal of Social Science Research
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The essence of these few types is to be found in their political theories. We ask what the regime meaning is with key theoreticians. ...
Behind a political regime there is political theory. In the world today—the real world and not merely a possible world—we have some 200 states, but only a handful of regime types. ...
There is no neat and tidy definition of the expression "rule of law". ...
doi:10.22158/wjssr.v9n2p75
fatcat:eh4uizlmqfglrgk2h36ag6v6km
November 8, 2016: Core Values, Bad Faith, and Democracy
2017
Library quarterly
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The recent election is just a manifestation of political, social, economic, and cultural shifts under way for some time that brought the disjunctures of how we approach and understand our core values to ...
A B S T R A C T Core values of librarianship are being fundamentally challenged and have been for some time. ...
[and] not neutral with regard to the rules of the game [as] a partisan and defender of the rules" (228). ...
doi:10.1086/692305
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Page 437 of Albion, a Journal of News, Politics, and Literature Vol. 44, Issue 37
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Albion, a Journal of News, Politics, and Literature
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At the China warehouses, for in- stance, they talk of “elegant cut sherries” and “ neat green (b) ocks,” when they really mean the vessels which are to hold that wine. ...
| was that women should’ be treated like rational beings, and Sophia and the amiable Amelia sentiments expressed iD} receive a rational education to enable them to become so.
melodious rhapsody on the ...
The Politics of Andean Water Policy Reforms. Local and Indigenous Rights in the Context of Privatization Policies
2003
Journal für Entwicklungspolitik
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-described in terms of waste, pollution, conflict, corruption and theft -to the neat and clean future characterized by efficiency and effectiveness. ...
This includes operational rules about participation and the right to vote in meetings of water users' organizations. ...
A contextualized rights approach is proposed as an alternative framework, allowing the recognition of water as a politically contested resource. ...
doi:10.20446/jep-2414-3197-19-4-56
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Rein Taagepera's approach to the study of electoral systems
2004
Journal of Baltic Studies
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An Overview of the Historical Evolution of the Study of Electoral Rules While there is a long history of the study of voting rules, going back at least as far as Aristotle, the modern era is often thought ...
He finds a mean of-.006 with a standard deviation of 0.3. ...
doi:10.1080/01629770400000051
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Rawls and deliberative democracy
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2018
Democracy as Public Deliberation
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Voting according to rules that are broadly acceptable -itself a topic akin to a can of worms, but I say no more on it here -is vital if the real world equivalent to the ideal deliberative forum is to be ...
This might broadly be achieved by civil society as I have very broadly characterized its ideal features, with the important addition of formal means of agenda-setting stipulating appropriate use of a device ...
doi:10.4324/9780203793541-5
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