Absolute privacy in voting
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- Vote-independence: a powerful privacy notion for voting protocols
- Self-tallying elections and perfect ballot secrecy
- Role interchange for anonymity and privacy of voting
- On the complexity of the minimum independent set partition problem
- Unconditionally secure electronic voting
- On some incompatible properties of voting schemes
- Anonymity in voting revisited
- Anonymous one-time broadcast using non-interactive dining cryptographer nets with applications to voting
- The Power of Anonymous Veto in Public Discussion
- Information Security
- Financial Cryptography and Data Security
- Private polling in elections and voter welfare
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