Titlebook: Political and Related Models; Steven J. Brams,William F. Lucas,Philip D. Straffi Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 A

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Comparison Voting,d at the same time (the present). All decide to seek their party’s presidential nomination in the first presidential primary in New Hampshire. You are a registered Democratic voter in New Hampshire and can vote for any candidate. If the candidate with the most votes wins in a plurality election, whi

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Modeling Coalitional Values,orary mathematics students. These elementary concepts, together with some method for assigning numbers to various subsets of a given set, are often sufficient to begin applying the techniques of mathematical modeling to a good number of interesting and nontrivial applications. Many important situati

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Urban Wastewater Management Planning,al guidelines require that the technical, economic, financial, environmental, and socio-political aspects of the problem be evaluated. Thus, multiple and often conflicting objectives exist. Also, planning is undertaken on an area-wide or river basin level, wherein we must deal with numerous politica

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To the (Minimal Winning) Victors Go the (Equally Divided) Spoils: A New Power Index for Simple ,-Person Games,rocess of players whose explicit behavioral objective is to . change. Our concern is with games that closely correspond to the character of interpersonal interaction found in organizations, committees, and legislatures; situations in which power and authority, rather than monetary forms of payoff, a

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Committee Decision Making,elops the requisite notions from Political Science from the beginning and uses only basic mathematics (cf. Appendix II). Three different suggestions for models are explained instead of presenting only one model. It is recommended that the students write a paper at the end of the module in which they

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