Antonio Quesada

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List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Wave energy reflection induced by the combined effect of two submerged breakwaters of wavy surfaces and a non-uniform seabed Journal of Engineering Mathematics	2025-02-12	Paper
The majority rule with a chairman Social Choice and Welfare	2014-05-30	Paper
Hierarchical allocation Economics Letters	2013-01-07	Paper
A short step between democracy and dictatorship Theory and Decision	2012-06-20	Paper
Parallel axiomatizations of majority and unanimity Economics Letters	2011-06-30	Paper
Monotonicity + efficiency + continuity = majority Mathematical Social Sciences	2010-09-15	Paper
Merging discrete evaluations Mathematical Social Sciences	2007-09-18	Paper
Abstention as an escape from arrow's theorem Social Choice and Welfare	2006-08-18	Paper
A positional version of Arrow's theorem Journal of Mathematical Economics	2006-01-09	Paper
Positional independence in preference aggregation Social Choice and Welfare	2005-10-19	Paper
More on independent decisiveness and Arrow's theorem Social Choice and Welfare	2005-10-14	Paper
Manipulability, unanimity, anonymity and merging functions Social Choice and Welfare	2005-09-20	Paper
Dictatorial voting operators Review of Economic Design	2004-09-27	Paper
From Common Knowledge of Rationality to Backward Induction International Game Theory Review	2004-07-12	Paper
A conflict between sequential rationality and consistency principles International Journal of Game Theory	2003-11-23	Paper
Belief system foundations of backward induction Theory and Decision	2003-08-20	Paper
Power of enforcement and dictatorship Theory and Decision	2003-03-12	Paper
Another impossibility result for normal form games Theory and Decision	2002-08-21	Paper
Preference profiles sustaining Arrow's theorem Economic Theory	2002-01-01	Paper
On expressing maximum information in extensive games Mathematical Social Sciences	2001-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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