Handbook of Social Choice and Voting
Edited by Jac C. Heckelman and Nicholas R. Miller
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2. The strange history of social choice Iain McLean 2.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter tells a bizarre story. The subject that we now call social choice has been repeatedly characterized. Over two millennia, some exceptionally smart people have glimpse...
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