On Keeping Touch with Reality and Failing to be Befuddled by Mathematics

Ron Johnston

British Journal of Political Science, 1996, vol. 26, issue 4, 598-599

Abstract: Peter Morriss (see pp. 595–7) criticizes most applications of mathematically derived power indices, including mine and the response to my original Note. He uses uncomplimentary terms, implying that we are not only wrong but also fools for being wrong.

Date: 1996
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