PARADOXES OF PREFERENTIAL VOTING

[1] [Anonymous], 1910, REPORT ROYAL COMMISS

[2] Arrow K.J., 1963, SOCIAL CHOICE INDIVI, V2nd

[3] Brams SJ., 1982, NOT AM MATH SOC, V29, P136

[4] de Borda J.C., 1781, HIST LACADMIE ROYALE

[5] De Grazia A., 1953, ISIS, V44, P42, DOI [10.1086/348187, DOI 10.1086/348187]

[6] DECONDORCET M, 1785, ESSAI APPLICATION AN

[7] HARE VOTING SYSTEM IS INCONSISTENT [J]. POLITICAL STUDIES, 1979, 27 (02) : 283 - 286

[8] SINGLE TRANSFERABLE VOTE - EXAMPLE OF A PERVERSE SOCIAL CHOICE FUNCTION [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, 1977, 21 (02) : 303 - 311

[9] MONOTONICITY PARADOXES IN THE THEORY OF ELECTIONS [J]. DISCRETE APPLIED MATHEMATICS, 1982, 4 (02) : 119 - 134

[10] PARADOXES OF VOTING [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1974, 68 (02) : 537 - 546

[1] [Anonymous], 1910, REPORT ROYAL COMMISS

[2] Arrow K.J., 1963, SOCIAL CHOICE INDIVI, V2nd

[3] Brams SJ., 1982, NOT AM MATH SOC, V29, P136

[4] de Borda J.C., 1781, HIST LACADMIE ROYALE

[5] De Grazia A., 1953, ISIS, V44, P42, DOI [10.1086/348187, DOI 10.1086/348187]

[6] DECONDORCET M, 1785, ESSAI APPLICATION AN

[7] HARE VOTING SYSTEM IS INCONSISTENT [J]. POLITICAL STUDIES, 1979, 27 (02) : 283 - 286

[8] SINGLE TRANSFERABLE VOTE - EXAMPLE OF A PERVERSE SOCIAL CHOICE FUNCTION [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, 1977, 21 (02) : 303 - 311

[9] MONOTONICITY PARADOXES IN THE THEORY OF ELECTIONS [J]. DISCRETE APPLIED MATHEMATICS, 1982, 4 (02) : 119 - 134

[10] PARADOXES OF VOTING [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1974, 68 (02) : 537 - 546