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Preference-Based Stability: Experiments on Cooperative Solutions to Majority Rule Gamesachieve its maximum value given the actions of every other coalition. Thus, the core’s claim to stability is unique: because it predicts outcomes that are rational for every coalition, coalitions should have no incentive to deviate from the core (Ordeshook 1986).

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An Introduction to Arrovian Social Welfare Functions on Economic and Political Domains . (nobody has his or her strict preferences always respected). Arrow’s Theorem demonstrates that these axioms are inconsistent if the domain of admissible profiles of individual preference orderings is unrestricted and if there are at least three alternatives being ranked..

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Bargaining in the Liberal Democratic Party of Japannese politics be analyzed from the viewpoint of the . as a governing coalition consisting of different factions. The size of many of the . factions (see Tables 1, 2, and 3) was in fact about the same as the size of many of the opposition parties, supporting the conceptual framework Ishikawa prescribes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-44602-8 . (nobody has his or her strict preferences always respected). Arrow’s Theorem demonstrates that these axioms are inconsistent if the domain of admissible profiles of individual preference orderings is unrestricted and if there are at least three alternatives being ranked..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2052-5nese politics be analyzed from the viewpoint of the . as a governing coalition consisting of different factions. The size of many of the . factions (see Tables 1, 2, and 3) was in fact about the same as the size of many of the opposition parties, supporting the conceptual framework Ishikawa prescribes.

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Shock Wave Reflections in Unsteady Flows,0a). and yet had, except for the defunct French Fourth Republic, the most short-lived governments (King, ., 1990). How can instability coexist with stability in this way? How can governments break up at such low cost and with so few apparent effects?