Social Choice and Welfare

1984 - 2026

Current editor(s): Bhaskar Dutta, Marc Fleurbaey, Elizabeth Maggie Penn and Clemens Puppe

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Optimal enfranchisement pp. 275-306: Marc Fleurbaey and Ulysse Lojkine
Divided we stand: a fiscal bargaining model for heterogeneous countries pp. 307-347: Jakob Vanschoonbeek
The Banks set and the bipartisan set may be disjoint pp. 349-355: Felix Brandt and Florian Grundbacher
A combinatorial topology approach to Arrow’s impossibility theorem pp. 357-394: Sergio Rajsbaum and Armajac Raventós-Pujol
An extension of May’s Theorem to three alternatives: axiomatizing Minimax voting pp. 395-422: Wesley H. Holliday and Eric Pacuit
Network-based allocation of responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions pp. 423-472: Rosa van den Ende, Antoine Mandel and Agnieszka Rusinowska
Implementation of welfare maximizing networks pp. 473-488: Jens Leth Hougaard and Mich Tvede
Inequality decomposition analysis, the Lorenz curve and the Gini coefficient pp. 489-511: Marc Fleurbaey, Peter Lambert, Domenico Moramarco and Vito Peragine
When can an outsider bribe voters one by one at a negligible cost? pp. 513-547: Myeonghwan Cho and Sangwon Park

Approval compatible voting rules pp. 1-26: Zoi Terzopoulou, Jérôme Lang and William S. Zwicker
Lobbying: influence under micro-targeting pp. 27-72: Priyanka Joshi
Clustering in communication networks with different-minded participants pp. 73-107: Thibault Laurent and Elena Panova
Utilitarianism or egalitarianism? A new characterization of the mixed utilitarian-maximin social welfare orderings pp. 109-126: Noriaki Kiguchi and Kensei Nakamura
Community enforcement and the cost of cooperation pp. 127-153: Alessandro Gioffré and Alessandro Tampieri
Identifying the distribution of welfare from discrete choice pp. 155-195: Bart Capéau, Liebrecht De Sadeleer and Sebastiaan Maes
Equilibria and group welfare in vote trading systems pp. 197-221: Matthew I. Jones
Campaign contributions and policy divergence pp. 223-253: Tsz-Ning Wong and Nikolay Marinov
Lack of opportunities, non-paternalism, and priority to the worst off pp. 255-274: Paolo G. Piacquadio

Intergenerational equity and sustainability: a large population approach pp. 765-803: Urmee Khan and Maxwell B. Stinchcombe
Monetizing the externalities of animal agriculture: insights from an inclusive welfare function pp. 805-828: Kevin Kuruc and Jonathan McFadden
Population ethics under risk pp. 829-852: Gustaf Arrhenius and H. Orri Stefánsson
Punishment for intentions or outcomes: the role of gender and social norms pp. 853-882: Simon Dato and Tim Friehe
Interests groups, campaign contributions and political competition pp. 883-926: Javier Rivas
Eliciting the deserving winner in the presence of enemies pp. 927-957: Pablo Amoros
How does political uncertainty affect the optimal degree of policy divergence? pp. 959-982: R. Emre Aytimur, Aris Boukouras and Richard M. H. Suen
Weighted envy-freeness for submodular valuations pp. 983-1016: Luisa Montanari, Ulrike Schmidt-Kraepelin, Warut Suksompong and Nicholas Teh
Honesty and epistemological implementation of social choice functions with asymmetric information pp. 1017-1038: Hitoshi Matsushima

A dual-process representation of moral judgment pp. 513-541: Yukinori Iwata
Stable matching games pp. 543-581: Felipe Garrido-Lucero and Rida Laraki
Measuring hierarchy pp. 583-627: Oriol Carbonell-Nicolau
Observable interpersonal utility comparisons pp. 629-644: Lasse Mononen
Entry across markets and contests and some related problems pp. 645-654: Luis Corchon and Ramón J. Torregrosa
On a diversity ranking of choice profiles pp. 655-673: Nicolas Gravel, Ernesto Savaglio and Stefano Vannucci
Quota implementation in assignment games pp. 675-699: Xu Lang and Jiahui Li
May’s theorem in a rectilinear spatial model pp. 701-719: Kazuo Yamaguchi
Desirability and social ranking pp. 721-763: Michele Aleandri, Felix Fritz and Stefano Moretti

Discrete choice under risk and model uncertainty pp. 291-307: Wei Ma
Weak pairwise justifiability as a common root of Arrow’s and the Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorems pp. 309-333: Salvador Barberà, Dolors Berga, Bernardo Moreno and Antonio Nicolo'
Axiomatic and strategic foundations for the pairwise equal splitting rule in sequencing problems with an initial queue pp. 335-361: Min-Hung Tsay, Chun-Hsien Yeh and Lan-Yi Liu
The framing of elections: cooperation vs. competition pp. 363-385: Carlos Alós-Ferrer, Michele Garagnani and Jaume García-Segarra
Inequality imbalance and its orderings based on relative and positional transfer sensitivity principles pp. 387-426: Masato Okamoto
The impact of timing and type of donation decision on charitable giving pp. 427-447: Marina Chugunova, Andreas Nicklisch and Kai-Uwe Schnapp
When do reforms meet fairness concerns in school admissions? pp. 449-473: Somouaoga Bonkoungou and Alexander Nesterov
Merge-proofness and cost solidarity in shortest path games pp. 475-485: Eric Bahel, María Gómez-Rúa and Juan Vidal-Puga
Global lifespan and welfare inequality over the last five decades from a prioritarian perspective pp. 487-512: Shaun Costa

Characterizing the top trading cycles rule for housing markets with lexicographic preferences when externalities are limited pp. 1-26: Bettina Klaus
Environmental tax competition and welfare: the good news about lobbies pp. 27-68: Philippe Bontems, Guillaume Cheikbossian and Houda Hafidi
Two principles for two-person social choice pp. 69-89: Olivier Cailloux, Matias Nuñez and M. Remzi Sanver
Aggregating credences into beliefs: agenda conditions for impossibility results pp. 91-116: Minkyung Wang and Chisu Kim
Minimally strategy-proof rank aggregation pp. 117-147: Hayrullah Dindar, Onur Doğan and Jean Lainé
Fair allocation rules for the commons—informing water policy design through survey methods pp. 149-185: Yann Kervinio, Benjamin Ouvrard and Arnaud Reynaud
Unsolicited prizes in contests pp. 187-210: Aner Sela
Bystanders pp. 211-253: Amihai Glazer, Refael Hassin and Irit Nowik
Social insurance against a short life: Ante-Mortem versus post-mortem policies pp. 255-290: Gregory Ponthiere