Moshé Machover

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Mathematical structures of simple voting games Mathematical Social Sciences	2014-10-08	Paper
The stochastic concept of economic equilibrium: a radical alternative The Western Ontario Series in Philosophy of Science	2012-09-06	Paper
Voting power measurement: a story of misreinvention Social Choice and Welfare	2006-08-18	Paper
L S Penrose's limit theorem: tests by simulation Mathematical Social Sciences	2006-05-18	Paper
Annexations and alliances: When are blocs advantageous a priori? Social Choice and Welfare	2005-10-14	Paper
The Treaty of Nice and qualified majority voting Social Choice and Welfare	2005-09-20	Paper
Analysis of QM rules in the draft constitution for Europe proposed by the European Convention, 2003 Social Choice and Welfare	2005-03-08	Paper
L. S. Penrose's limit theorem: proof of some special cases. Mathematical Social Sciences	2004-02-02	Paper
Minimizing the mean majority deficit: The second square-root rule Mathematical Social Sciences	2001-02-01	Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1470897 (Why is no real title available?)	2000-07-09	Paper
The bicameral postulates and indices of a priori voting power Theory and Decision	1998-09-20	Paper
Ternary voting games International Journal of Game Theory	1997-08-28	Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 978993 (Why is no real title available?)	1997-02-18	Paper
Postulates and paradoxes of relative voting power -- A critical re-appraisal Theory and Decision	1995-05-30	Paper
Sequential voting by veto: Making the Mueller-Moulin algorithm more versatile Theory and Decision	1993-04-01	Paper
Towards a New Philosophy of Mathematics The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science	1983-01-01	Paper
Lectures on non-standard analysis Lecture Notes in Mathematics	1969-01-01	Paper

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