A Sen - Social Choice Re-Examined: Volume 1 Proceedings of …, 1997 - Springer
Social choice theory is an analytical discipline which makes extensive use of axiomatic methods. Many of its strengths and weaknesses relate precisely to this analytical character …
T Majumdar - Analyse & Kritik, 1980 - degruyter.com
Economists are used to associate the rationality of individual choice behaviour with simple and unchanging individual preference patterns, typically predicting unique behavioural …
K Lehrer - Foundations and Applications of Decision Theory …, 1978 - Springer
This paper will present a theory of rational choice in social groups. Arrow articulated the problem of finding a rational method 'of amalgamating the tastes of many individuals in the …
The value of rational choice theory for the social sciences has been long debated. Such rational choice theory involves a theory of behaviour based on the assumption that …
H Andréka, M Ryan… - Journal of logic and …, 2002 - academic.oup.com
The paper is a theoretical study of a generalization of the lexicographic rule for combining ordering relations. We define the concept of priority operator: a priority operator maps a …
H Nurmi - Compromise, Negotiation and Group Decision, 1988 - Springer
Social choice theory and, more generally, research on procedures used in the collective decision making have over the past decades proved to be an exceptionally productive field …
SJ Thorson - American Behavioral Scientist, 1976 - journals.sagepub.com
At least since the publication of Snyder, Bruck, and Sapin's Foreign Policy Decision-Making (1962), political scientists have been self-consciously aware that the study of politics …
T n HE theory of rational choice plays a central role in the social sciences. The received view among philosophers who study rational-choice theory (both proponents and critics) holds …