Titlebook: Compromise, Negotiation and Group Decision; Bertrand R. Munier,Melvin F. Shakun Book 1988 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactionsing preference relations between objects or actions into play, in practice, it is generally difficult to assess, in a significant way, such preference relations because there are many kinds of imprecision, uncertainty and inaccurate determination. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the main sou

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactionseptionally productive field. On the one hand, we have a large set of results about specific procedures (see e.g. Richelson 1975, 1978 a, 1978 b, 1979, Riker 1982, Straffin 1980 and Nurmi 1983) and, on the other hand, there are the celebrated impossibility results of Arrow (1963), Sen (1970), Gibbard

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactions the one where voters give individually their opinion of preference on n candidates under the form of a (linear) ranking of these candidates. From the set of these different rankings one has to deduce a collective (linear) ranking, thanks to an aggregation rule.

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,Stratosphere–Troposphere Exchange,, a distribution of goods). Two sets are involved in a game: the set of players (denoted by I in the following) and the set of outcomes, or issues, (denoted by E). These sets, are assumed to be finite.

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Stratosphere Troposphere Interactionson cost among n active players. In fact both problems may be combined into one (Straffin and Heaney, 1981). Various answers have been given to this question. For a survey of solution theories see Shubik (1982).

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Waves in the Troposphere and Stratosphere,alysis is of the iterated prisoner’s dilemma game; he shows that under certain conditions the tit-for-tat strategy (i.e. cooperate on your first move, then always repeat your opponent’s last move) is a ‘collectively stable strategy’. In this paper I shall extend Axelrod’s work in two main ways. Firs

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Temperature profiles around the globeegotiations. Conflict analysis is a game-theoretic methodology for analyzing a decision situation involving any finite number of participants potentially undertaking any finite number of courses of action. Implemented as the Conflict Analysis Program, it provides a powerful medium for modeling real-