Mathematical Social Sciences

1980 - 2025

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The voters' paradox, spin, and the Borda count pp. 187-227: William S. Zwicker
Final decisions, the Nash equilibrium and solvability in games with common knowledge of logical abilities pp. 229-255: Mamoru Kaneko and Takashi Nagashima
A strategic market game of a finite exchange economy with a mutual bank pp. 257-274: Martin Shubik and Jingang Zhao

Cooperative behavior in a competitive market pp. 105-121: Leonard Mirman, Yair Tauman and Israel Zang
Topological spaces for which every continuous total preorder can be represented by a continuous utility function pp. 123-136: G. Herden
Equity and the core pp. 137-150: Van Kolpin
The lexicographic equal-loss solution pp. 151-161: Youngsub Chun and Hans Peters
On the indicator function of the plurality function pp. 163-174: Fred S. Roberts
On the existence of a stable convention and a generalized Stackelberg equilibrium pp. 175-178: K. H. Kim and F. W. Roush
Carlos Romero, Handbook of Critical Issues in Goal Programming. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1991, 124 pages, $50.01 pp. 185-185: Fred W. Roush
Thomas L. Saaty and Luis G. Vargas, Prediction, Projection, and Forecasting. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1991, 251 pages, $57.50 pp. 185-185: Fred W. Roush

Changes in output and the price level:: An open-economy mesoeconomic analysis pp. 1-42: Kaludura Abayasiri-Silva
Generalized extremizational choice by pseudocriteria pp. 43-55: Vladimir Volskiy and B. M. Litvakov
Vector mappings with diagonal images pp. 57-67: Carmen Herrero and Antonio Villar
Optimal R&D policy for a patent race with uncertain duration pp. 69-85: Gene W. Gruver
Necessary and sufficient conditions for balancedness in partitioning games pp. 87-91: Thomas Quint
A characterization of graphs that ensure the existence of stable matchings pp. 93-96: Hernan Abeledo and Garth Isaak
Nonlinear dynamics, chaos, computer games, and scientific visualization in the behavioral sciences pp. 97-97: Gottfried Mayer-Kress
Cultural consensus and social intelligence pp. 98-102: A. Kimball Romney
Markov chains in computer science learning and optimization-by-voting models pp. 98-98: David J. Aldous
Learning in recurrent neural networks pp. 102-103: Halbert White

Context dependent probabilistic choice models based on measures of binary advantage pp. 201-231: A. A. J. Marley
Nonstandard nontransitive utility on mixture sets pp. 233-244: Peter C. Fishburn and Irving H. Lavalle
Restriction of simple games pp. 245-260: Francesc Carreras
The discrete continuous choice of economic modeling or quantum economic chaos pp. 261-286: Amos Golan
Surplus-sharing methods pp. 287-301: Andreas Pfingsten
Negotiation games: Applying game theory to bargaining and arbitration: Steven J. Brams New York: Routledge, 1990, 297 pages, $49.50 hardback, $15.95 paperback pp. 303-304: Fred Roush

Characterizations of the plurality function pp. 101-127: Fred S. Roberts
Social choice problems with fixed sets of alternatives pp. 129-152: Elena Yanovskaya
Properties of a measure of predictive success pp. 153-167: Reinhard Selten
The constructive inequivalence of various notions of preference ordering pp. 169-176: Douglas S. Bridges
A note on the equivalence of the two definitions of common knowledge pp. 177-178: Ko Nishihara
A recursive counterexample to Debreu's theorem on the existence of a utility function pp. 179-182: Douglas S. Bridges and Fred Richman
Role colouring a graph pp. 183-188: Martin G. Everett and Steve Borgatti
On the shoulders of giants: Lynn Arthur Steen, ed., Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 1990, 232 pages, $17.95 pp. 193-193: F. W. Roush
Fuzzy sets and their applications: Vilem Novak, translated from Czechoslovakian. Bristol and Philadelphia: Adam Hilger, 1989, 248 pages pp. 193-197: Didier Dubois
Foundations of kinship mathematics: P.-H. Liu, Taipei: Academia Sinica Press, 1986, 343 pages pp. 197-200: Dwight W. Reed

Majority tournaments: sincere and sophisticated voting decisions under amendment procedure pp. 1-19: K. B. Reid
Independent necessary and sufficient conditions for approval voting pp. 21-29: Nick Baigent and Yongsheng Xu
Segregation curves, Lorenz curves, and inequality in the distribution of people across occupations pp. 31-51: Robert M. Hutchens
Flatness and continuity in the percentile clustering model pp. 53-66: Robert Powers
Completely feasible and continuous implementation of the Lindahl correspondence with any number of goods pp. 67-79: Guoqiang Tian and Qi Li
Stability of equilibria in multi-party political systems pp. 81-93: I. Petersen
Algorithmic problems of nontransitive (SSB) utilities pp. 95-100: O. M. Kosheleva and V. Ya. Kreinovich

A game-theoretic equivalence to the Hahn-Banach theorem pp. 199-214: Alain A. Lewis
A martingale theory of asset pricing in a production economy pp. 215-225: Parantap Basu
Population replications and ethical poverty measurement pp. 227-238: Walter Bossert
Equivalent game forms and coalitional power pp. 239-249: Van Kolpin
A foundation for competence set analysis pp. 251-299: Po L. Yu and Dazhi Zhang

The transactions cost of money (a strategic market game analysis) pp. 99-114: Martin Shubik and Shuntian Yao
On the existence of a fixed-number equilibrium in a multiparty electoral system pp. 115-130: Shlomo Weber
Preference, indifference, and Markov's principle pp. 131-145: Douglas S. Bridges
Large random graphs in pseudo-metric spaces pp. 147-164: Hans Haller
Continuous nontransitive additive conjoint measurement pp. 165-193: Peter C. Fishburn
Advances in econometrics and modelling.: B. Raj, ed., Boston: Kluwer, 1989, 194 pages, $67 pp. 195-195: K. H. Kim
The structure of human reflexion: The reflexion psychology of Vladimir Lefebvre.: H. Wheeler, ed., New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 1990, 210 pages pp. 196-196: F. W. Roush
Existence and optimality of competitive equilibria.: C.D. Aliprantis, D.J. Brown, and O. Burkinshaw, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1989, 284 pages, 110 DM pp. 197-197: K. H. Kim
Models for analyzing comparative advantage.: D.A. Kendrick, Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1990, 172 pages, $49.50 pp. 197-197: F. W. Roush
Team work.: C.E. Larson and F.J.M.J. Lafasto,Newbury Park, Calif.: Sage, 1989, 150 pages, $35 ($16.50 paperback) pp. 198-198: F. W. Roush

Absolutely determined matrices pp. 1-18: Vladimir A. Gurvich and Leonid O. Libkin
On the possible scientific laws pp. 19-36: Suh-Ryung Kim
Minimal power-structures in a weighted organization pp. 37-49: John Boris Miller
Arrowian characterizations of latticial federation consensus functions pp. 51-71: Bernard Monjardet
Dissimilarity coefficients which are independent of a special set of data pp. 73-90: G. Herden
Population evaluation functions: Axiomatizations of two utilitarian principles pp. 91-98: Yongsheng Xu