Duncan Black aims to formulate a pure science of politics by focusing on mathematics of committees and elections.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgements Part I. The Theory of Committees and Elections: 1. A committee and motions 2. Independent valuation 3. Can a motion be represented by the same symbol on different schedules? 4. A committee using a simple majority: single-peaked preference curves 5. A committee using a simple majority: other shapes of preference curves 6. A committee using a simple majority: any shapes of preference curves, number of motions finite 7. Cyclical majorities 8. When the ordinary committee procedure is in use the members scales of valuation may be incomplete 9. Which candidate ought to be elected? 10. Examination of some methods of election in single-member constituencies 11. Proportional representation 12. The decisions of a committee using a special majority 13. The elasticity of committee decisions with an altering size of majority 14. The elasticity of committee decisions with alterations in the members' preference schedules 15. The converse problem: the group of schedules to correspond to a given voting matrix 16. A committee using a simple majority: complementary motions 17. International agreements, Sovereignty and the Cabinet Part II. History of the Mathematical Theory of Committees and Elections (Excluding Proportional Representation): 18. Borda, Condorcet and Laplace 19. E. J. Nanson and Francis Galton 20. The circumstances in which Rev. C. L. Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) wrote his Three Pamphlets Appendix Notes Index.
Preface Acknowledgements Part I. The Theory of Committees and Elections: 1. A committee and motions 2. Independent valuation 3. Can a motion be represented by the same symbol on different schedules? 4. A committee using a simple majority: single-peaked preference curves 5. A committee using a simple majority: other shapes of preference curves 6. A committee using a simple majority: any shapes of preference curves, number of motions finite 7. Cyclical majorities 8. When the ordinary committee procedure is in use the members scales of valuation may be incomplete 9. Which candidate ought to be elected? 10. Examination of some methods of election in single-member constituencies 11. Proportional representation 12. The decisions of a committee using a special majority 13. The elasticity of committee decisions with an altering size of majority 14. The elasticity of committee decisions with alterations in the members' preference schedules 15. The converse problem: the group of schedules to correspond to a given voting matrix 16. A committee using a simple majority: complementary motions 17. International agreements, Sovereignty and the Cabinet Part II. History of the Mathematical Theory of Committees and Elections (Excluding Proportional Representation): 18. Borda, Condorcet and Laplace 19. E. J. Nanson and Francis Galton 20. The circumstances in which Rev. C. L. Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) wrote his Three Pamphlets Appendix Notes Index.
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