The following pages link to Jean-François Laslier (Q423055):
Displayed 50 items.
- Why not proportional? (Q423056) (← links)
- Stubborn learning (Q497469) (← links)
- Rank-based choice correspondences (Q673207) (← links)
- Strategic voting in multi-winner elections with approval balloting: a theory for large electorates (Q682478) (← links)
- A behavioral learning process in games (Q700080) (← links)
- Bargaining through approval (Q745006) (← links)
- Slater's winners of a tournament may not be in the Banks set (Q810343) (← links)
- Approval voting: three examples (Q863399) (← links)
- Euclidean preferences (Q877994) (← links)
- Interpersonal comparisons of utility in bargaining: evidence from a transcontinental ultimatum game (Q1036111) (← links)
- Estimation of a Bernoulli parameter: A normative approach to replace the Bayesian one (Q1120921) (← links)
- (Q1207832) (redirect page) (← links)
- The bipartisan set of a tournament game (Q1207833) (← links)
- The Copeland measure of Condorcet choice functions (Q1343145) (← links)
- (Q1363374) (redirect page) (← links)
- A theorem on symmetric two-player zero-sum games (Q1363375) (← links)
- Tournament solutions and majority voting (Q1366685) (← links)
- (Q1377474) (redirect page) (← links)
- Condorcet choice correspondences: A set-theoretical comparison (Q1377475) (← links)
- \(K\)-player additive extension of two-player games with an application to the Borda electoral competition game (Q1579043) (← links)
- Distributive politics and electoral competition (Q1599829) (← links)
- Democracy for polarized committees: the tale of Blotto's lieutenants (Q1682727) (← links)
- Reinforcement learning from comparisons: three alternatives are enough, two are not (Q1688021) (← links)
- Electoral competition under imperfect information (Q1770145) (← links)
- How two-party competition treats minorities (Q1811249) (← links)
- Composition-consistent tournament solutions and social choice functions (Q1906019) (← links)
- Strategic, sincere, and heuristic voting under four election rules: an experimental study (Q1959695) (← links)
- Reaching consensus through approval bargaining (Q2013345) (← links)
- A solution to the two-person implementation problem (Q2025052) (← links)
- Preference intensity representation: strategic overstating in large elections (Q2247953) (← links)
- Comparison functions and choice correspondences (Q2386329) (← links)
- Aggregation of preferences with a variable set of alternatives (Q2388752) (← links)
- Interpretation of electoral mixed strategies (Q2388753) (← links)
- Consistency between tastes and values: a universalization approach (Q2388754) (← links)
- A live experiment on approval voting (Q2481217) (← links)
- A reinforcement learning process in extensive form games (Q2487965) (← links)
- Analysing a preference and approval profile (Q2568798) (← links)
- The Basic Approval Voting Game (Q2829681) (← links)
- In Silico Voting Experiments (Q2829686) (← links)
- Laboratory Experiments on Approval Voting (Q2829687) (← links)
- Classical Electoral Competition Under Approval Voting (Q2829690) (← links)
- Describing Society Through Approval Data (Q2829692) (← links)
- (Q4263574) (← links)
- (Q4297377) (← links)
- (Q4339962) (← links)
- An Incentive‐Compatible Condorcet Jury Theorem* (Q4684813) (← links)
- (Q4717921) (← links)
- (Q4883193) (← links)
- Party Objectives in the “Divide a Dollar” Electoral Competition (Q5486925) (← links)
- Universalization and altruism (Q6168811) (← links)