Handbook of Social choice and Welfare Volume 1
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Edited by: Kenneth J. Arrow, Amartya K. Sen and Kotaro Suzumura

Preface - Kenneth Arrow, Amartya Sen and Kotaro Suzumura
Introduction - Kotaro Suzumura

Part 1 - Arrovian Impossibility Theorems

Chapters
1. Impossibility Theorems in the Arrovian Framework - Donald E. Campbell and JerryS. Kelly 
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2. Categories of Arrovian Voting Schemes - Fuad Aleskerov
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3. Domain Restrictions - Wulf Gaertner
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Part 2 - Voting Schemes and Mechanisms

Chapters
4. Voting Procedures - Steven J. Brams and Peter C. Fishburn
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5. Implementation Theory - Eric Maskin and Tomas Sjöström
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6. Axiomatic Cost and Surplus Sharing - Hervé Moulin
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Part 3 - Structure of Social choice Rules

Chapters
7. Positional Rules of Collective Decision-Making - Prasanta K. Pattanaik
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8. Game-Theoretic Analysis of Voting in Committees - Bezalel Peleg
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9. Representative Democracy as Social Choice - Norman Schofield
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Part 4 - Welfare, Justice and Poverty

Chapters
10. Social Welfare Functionals and Interpersonal Comparability - Claude d''Aspremont and Louis Gevers
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11. Utilitarianism and the Theory of Justice - Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and David Donaldson
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12. Inequality, Poverty and Welfare - Bhaskar Dutta
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Handbook of Social choice and Welfare Volume 2

Edited by
K. J Arrow , Stanford University, Stanford, CA USA
A.K Sen , Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA
K. Suzumura , Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, Japan

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Contents
Preliminary. Preface to Volume 2 (K. Arrow, A. Sen, K. Suzumura). Introduction (K. Arrow, A. Sen, K. Suzumura).

Part 5: Foundations.


13. Functions of a Social Theory - K. Arrow

14. Informational Basis of Social Choice Theory - A. Sen

15. Competitive Market Mechanism as a Social Choice Procedure - P. Hammond

Introduction.
Basic framework for finite economies.
Characterizing the Pareto frontier.
Walrasisn equilibrium in finite economies.
Nash implementation.
Characterizations with a varying number of agents.
Limit theorems.
Statistical continuum economies.
Equivalence theorems for the core and the f-core.
Strategy proof and envy-free mechanisms.
Value allocations.
No surplus; Full approximation; Thick markets.
Non-cooperative exchange.
Public goods and externalities.
Sequential environments.
Concluding remarks.

Part 6: Developments of the Basic Arrovian Schemes


16. Arrovian Social Choice Theory on Economic Domains - M. LeBreton and J. Weymark

17. Topological Theories of Social Choice - N. Baigent
Introduction.
Metric social choice.
A primer in topology.
Chichilnisky''s theorem: The seminal result in topological social choice theory.
Reactions and controversies.
A topological approach to Arrow''s theorem.
Homotopic equivalence of paretian and dictatorial rules.
Continuity and decisive majorities.
Strategic dictatorship.
Concluding remarks.

18. Non-Binary Social Choice Theory - R. Deb 

Part 7: Non-Welfare Issues in Social Choice.


19. Social choice with fuzzy preferences - M. Salles.

20. Rights, Opportunities and Social Choice Procedures - K. Suzumura
Introduction.
Informational bases of social choice theory.
Critiques of welfarism.
Proposed resolutions of Sen''s impossibility theorem.
Alternative game-theory approaches to libertarian rights.
Beyond consequentialism: Intrinsic value of opportunities.
Beyond consequentialsim. Intrinsic value of procedures.
Concluding remarks.

21. Compensation and Responsibility - M. Fleurbaey and F Maniquet
Introduction.
Fair monetary compensation.
Cooperative production.
Related literature.
Concluding remarks.

22. Functionings and Capabilities - K. Basu and L. Lopez-Calva
The capabilities approach: An introduction.
The ideas in history.
Sen''s critique and formulation.
Further formalizations.
Capability preference and choice.
Applications of the capabilities approach to poverty measurement and gender issues.
Capability and exclusion.
The human development index. Concluding remarks.

23. Freedom, Opportunity and Well-being - J. Foster


Part 8: Voting, Manipulation and Fairness.


24. Strategy Proofness - S. Barbera
The manipulation of social choice rules: Facts, evidence and history.
Conceptualizing the issues: Manipulation and stategy-proofness.
The Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem and its proofs.
Strategy-proofness and restricted domains.
Manipulation of social choice correspondences.
Manipulation of procedures that mix voting with chance.
Some other issues relating to strategy-proofness.
Concluding remarks: Lines for future research.

25. Probabilistic and Spatial Models of Voting - P. Coughlin
Introduction.
The beginning of the literature on models of electoral competition.
The political parties.
The voters. The voting schemes.
Expectations about voter choices.
Payoff functions for the political parties.
Electorral equilibria.
Summary of the framework.
Important results in the literature.
Concluding remarks.

26. Geometry of Voting - D. Saari
Introduction.
Simple geometric representations.
Geometry of Axioms.
Plotting all election Outcomes.
Finding symmetries --- and profile decompositions.
Concluding remarks.

27. Fair Allocation Rules - W. Thomson
Introduction.
Notation.
Equitable allocations.
Towards a complete theory of equity.
Economies with production.
Equal opportunities as equal, or equivalent, choice sets.
Monotonicity in private good economies.
Consistency and related properties.
Manipulation and implementation.
Public goods.
Indivisible goods.
Single-peaked preferences.
Land time.
Economies with a continuum of agents.
Other domains.
Concluding remarks.

Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, ISBN: 0-444-508945, publication date: 2005
Imprint: NORTH-HOLLAND

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