Majority judgment: measuring, ranking, and electing

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Title Statements

Full title :Majority judgment : measuring, ranking, and electing / Michel Balinski and Rida Laraki.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:cop. 2010.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):MIT Press
Place of Publication:Cambridge, Mass
Language:eng
Publication Date:cop. 2010.

The Physical Object

Description:xv, 414 str. : : ilustr. ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9780262015134, 0262015137
oclc:ocn780873511
Dewey Decimal:302/.13

Machine generated contents note:1. Majority Judgment -- 1.1. Inputs and Outputs -- 1.2. Messages of a Common Language -- 1.3. Majority-Grade -- 1.4. Majority-Ranking -- 1.5. Majority-Value -- 1.6. Majority-Gauge -- 1.7. Nomenclature -- 1.8. The Thesis -- 2. Voting in Practice -- 2.1. United States of America -- 2.2. Zurich, Switzerland -- 2.3. Mexico -- 2.4. United Kingdom -- 2.5. Australia -- 2.6. France -- 2.7. The Lessons -- 3. Traditional Social Choice -- 3.1. Traditional Methods and Concepts -- 3.2. IIA and Arrow's Impossibility Theorem -- 3.3. Restricting the Domain -- 4. Electing versus Ranking in the Traditional Model -- 4.1. Condorcet's Method of Ranking -- 4.2. Borda's and Sum-Scoring Methods -- 4.3. Objections to Condorcet-Consistency -- 4.4. Borda-Winners and Condorcet-Rankings -- 4.5. Incompatibility of Electing and Ranking -- 4.6. Preferences over Rank-Orders -- 5. Strategy in the Traditional Model -- 5.1. Gibbard-Satterthwaite's Impossibility Theorem -- 5.2. Galton's Middlemost -- 5.3. Majority Judgment Methods -- 5.4. The Majority Judgment for the Traditional Model -- 6. Fallacies of the Traditional Model in Voting -- 6.1. Unrealistic Inputs -- 6.2. Statistical Lef…