Mathematical Social Sciences

1980 - 2025

Current editor(s): J.-F. Laslier

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Replica economies with congested public goods pp. 205-233: Raimundas Tamosiunas
'Silicon Valley' locational clusters: when do increasing returns imply monopoly? pp. 235-251: W. Brian Arthur
A folk meta-theorem in the foundations of utility theory pp. 253-267: Stephen A. Clark
Stable outcomes in spatial voting games pp. 269-279: Guillermo Owen
Nonlinear operators in Euclidean spaces: an elementary 'users guide' for economists pp. 281-292: Antonio Villar
The problem of choice decomposition pp. 293-298: Artashes Terzyan
On the adoption of innovations with 'network' externalities pp. 299-308: Luis Cabral
Optimal values and strategies for a particular case of two-person games pp. 309-316: Ezio Marchi and Jorge Oviedo
Genealogical symmetry: rational foundations of australian kinship: P. Lucich, Armidale, Australia: Light Stone Publications, A$40 pp. 317-319: Dwight D. Read

Skew symmetric additive utility with finite states pp. 103-115: Peter C. Fishburn
Intermediate inequality: concepts, indices, and welfare implications pp. 117-134: Walter Bossert and Andreas Pfingsten
Note on the production function for organizations doing case work pp. 135-141: Miao-Sheng Cheng and Jing Chung
Social evaluation with variable population size: an alternative concept pp. 143-158: Walter Bossert
Diagnostic conditionalization pp. 159-165: Carl Wagner and Bruce Tonn
Neural network ensembles as models of interdependence in collective behavior pp. 167-177: V. F. Artyushkin, A. V. Belyayev, Y. M. Sandler and V. M. Sergeyev
On some combinatorial problems arising in the theory of voting games pp. 179-193: Michel Le Breton
A note on degrees of presentation of games as relational structures pp. 195-201: Alain A. Lewis
Distributive justice and inequality: a selection of papers given at a conference, Berlin, May 1986.: W. Gaertner and P.K. Pattanaik, Berlin: Springer-Verlag,1988, 171 pages, 120 DM pp. 203-203: F. W. Roush

Bilinear utility and a threshold structure for nontransitive preferences pp. 1-21: Yutaka Nakamura
Stochastic model for spread of rumour supported by a leader resulting in collective violence and planning of control measures pp. 23-36: M. Goswamy and A. Kumar
On a lifting theorem of Nachbin pp. 37-44: G. Herden
Connectedness of the set of manipulable equilibria pp. 45-53: Zvi Safra
On the independence of core-equivalence results from Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory pp. 55-95: Alain A. Lewis

Money-metric utility functions in the theory of revealed preference pp. 199-210: Susanne Fuchs-Seliger
Implementation of Lindahl equilibrium: an integration of the static and dynamic approaches pp. 211-228: Fernando Vega-Redondo
Deprivation, the Gini index of inequality and the flatness of an income distribution pp. 229-237: Z. M. Berrebi and Jacques Silber
The condition of self-steering of economic development pp. 239-261: Arvid Aulin
Incentive control of humanistic systems pp. 263-274: Yingping Zheng
A `human-consistent' degree of consensus based on fuzzy login with linguistic quantifiers pp. 275-290: Janusz Kacprzyk and Mario Fedrizzi
Empirical data-based procedure for optimal decision making pp. 291-295: A. Ya. Lerner
On the continuity of closed convex hull pp. 297-299: Murat Sertel
Entscheiden bei unscharfe (fuzzy decision support system, German): H. Rommelfanger, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1988, 304 pages, DM 45 pp. 301-302: F. W. Roush
Non-conventional preference relations in decision making: J. Kacprzyk and M. Roubens, eds., Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1988, 115 pages, DM 38 pp. 301-301: K. H. Kim

On the existence of utility functions ii pp. 107-117: G. Herden
Some lifting theorems for continuous utility functions pp. 119-134: G. Herden
Ordinal and percentile clustering pp. 135-186: M. F. Janowitz and B. Schweizer
A non-differentiable input-output model pp. 187-190: Ferenc Szidarovsky and Koji Okuguchi
Where does subjective expected utility fail descriptively? pp. 191-191: R. Duncan Luce
The beheading game in Sir Gawain and the green knight pp. 192-192: Barry O'Neill
Statistical models and shoe leather pp. 192-192: David Freedman
Universal ideas of optimization pp. 193-194: Alexander Lerner
Experts are `out of their mind' pp. 193-193: Stuart E. Dreyfus
Balance of power in international systems: a game-theoretic analysis pp. 193-193: Emerson Niou and Peter Ordeshook
Dynamic value voting and governance applications pp. 194-195: Merrill M. Flood
Some models for the analysis of association in the cross-classified data of multiple social choices pp. 196-197: Kazuo Yamaguchi
The production of consensus pp. 197-198: Noah E. Friedkin

A dynamic oligopoly model with demand inertia and inventories pp. 1-32: Louis Phlips and Jean-Francois Richard
A Tiebout theorem pp. 33-55: Myrna Wooders
Conflicting interests, decomposability, and comparative statics pp. 57-79: Mark Walker
Measures of freedom based on possibility pp. 81-98: Michael Smithson
The optimum size distribution of firms pp. 99-105: Satya Chakravarty