Social choice theory I am just learning: An excellent summary 1. History of social choice theory 1.1 Condorcet 1.2 Arrow and his influence 1.3 Borda, Carroll, Black, and others 2. Three formal arguments for majority rule 2.1 The concept of an aggregation rule 2.2 A procedural argument for majority rule 2.3 An epistemic argument for majority rule 2.4 A utilitarian argument for majority rule 3. Preference aggregation 3.1 Arrow’s theorem 3.2 Non-dictatorial preference aggregation rules 3.3 The Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem 4. Welfare aggregation 4.1 Measurability and interpersonal comparability of welfare 4.2 The possibility of welfare aggregation 4.3 Other topics 5. Judgment aggregation 5.1 The ‘doctrinal paradox’ and the ‘discursive dilemma’ 5.2 The conditions for inconsistent majority judgments 5.3 A general model and a simple impossibility result 5.4 More general impossibility and possibility theorems 5.5 Non-dictatorial judgment aggregation rules 6. Other topics Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading... Related
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