A dictionary for voting paradoxes
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- The aggregated excess demand function and other aggregation procedures
- The Borda method is most likely to respect the Condorcet principle
- Weak independence and veto power.
- Cosine similarity and the Borda rule
- Explaining all three-alternative voting outcomes
- The Borda rule and the pairwise-majority-loser revisited
- Abelian symmetry groups in social choice
- A characterization of the Borda rule in peer ratings
- The traveling group problem
- Voting paradoxes and referenda
- Complexity and the geometry of voting
- On the selection of the same winner by all scoring rules
- The Efron dice voting system
- The profile structure for Luce's choice axiom
- A conjecture on the construction of orderings by Borda's rule
- Connecting pairwise and positional election outcomes
- The lexicographic complexity of asymmetric binary relations
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- Approval as an intrinsic part of preference
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- Chaos, but in voting and apportionments?
- Generalized Condorcet winners
- Paradoxes in nonparametric tests
- The chairman's paradox revisited
- Positional voting and doubly stochastic matrices
- Construction of voting situations concordant with ranking patterns
- Construction of aggregation paradoxes through load-sharing models
- The possibility of generalized social choice functions and Nash's independence of irrelevant alternatives
- An extension of McGarvey's theorem from the perspective of the plurality collective choice mechanism
- Another perspective on Borda's paradox
- Voting profiles admitting all candidates as knockout winners
- Symmetry extensions of ``neutrality. II: Partial ordering of dictionaries
- A model of k-winners
- Strategic candidacy equilibria for common voting rules
- Consistency of decision processes
- The Borda dictionary
- Simple games with many effective voters
- Scoring rules over subsets of alternatives: consistency and paradoxes
- Level \(r\) consensus and stable social choice
- How to choose a non-controversial list with \(k\) names
- The budget-voting paradox
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