On the equilibrium of voting games with abstention and several levels of approval
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- A parameterization for a class of complete games with abstention
- Stable sets and cores for multi-criteria simple games and for their extensions
- Amplitude of weighted representation of voting games with several levels of approval
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- Bounds for the Nakamura number
- A policy-based rationalization of collective rules: dimensionality, specialized houses, and decentralized authority
- Weighted voting, abstention, and multiple levels of approval
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