Social choice : theory and research
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Social choice : theory and research
（Sage university papers series, . Quantitative applications in the social sciences ; no. 07-123）
Sage Publications, c1998
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 102-107)
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内容説明
Author Paul E. Johnson introduces researchers to the key questions, concepts, terminology, methods, and results of social choice theory, a method of aggregating individualAEs preferences into societal preferences (such as voting). By presenting technical details from the oground up,oe Johnson first introduces readers to the effects that decision-making procedures have on social choice. He next explains the idea of a social preference function, a rule that is used to take into account individuals, preferences when creating social ordering. He explores the basics and implications of ArrowAEs possibility theorem and the implications and applications of the uni-dimensional spatial model. Social Choice: Theory and Research concludes with an investigation of the multidimensional spatial model and an exploration of the instability of majority rule, including a discussion of chaos theory. Students in political theory, public choice, and public finance will find Social Choice: Theory and Research a comprehensible introduction to social choice theory. Researchers interested in decision-making difficulties in government, international organizations, and corporations will find this a handy reference for their studies.
目次
What Is Social Choice Theory?
Fundamental Terminology
Discrete Social Choice
Arrow's Theorem
Fundamental Terminology
Continuous Sets of Alternatives
The Unidimensional Spatial Model
The Multidimensional Spatial Model
Conclusion
Looking Backward and Forward
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