Handbook on social choice and voting - Heckelman, Jac C.; Miller, Nicholas R. 1954- (Cheltenham, UK Edward Elgar Publishing, 2015)
Introduction: Issues in social choice and voting / Jac C. Heckelman and Nicholas R. Miller - - The strange history of social choice / Iain McLean - - Unanimous consent and constitutional economics / Randall G. Holcombe - - Rational choice and the calculus of voting / Andre Blais - - Computational social choice / Robi Ragan - - Majority rule and tournament solutions / Scott Moser - - Supermajority rules / Keith L. Dougherty - - The measurement of a priori voing power / Dan S. Felsenthal and Moshe Machover - - Condorcet jury theorems / Bryan C. McCannon - - The spatial model of social choice and voting / Nicholas R. Miller - -A unified spatial model of American political institutions / Thomas H. Hammond - - Competing for votes / James F. Adams - - Probabilistic voting in models of electoral competition / Peter J. Coughlin - - Arrow's theorem and its descendants / Elizabeth Maggie Penn - - Properties and paradoxes of common voting rules / Jac C. Heckelman - - Voting mysteries: a picture is worth a thousand words / Donald G. Saari - - Multiple-winner voting rules / Nicolaus Tideman - - Measuring ideology in Congress / Christopher Hare and Keith T. Poole - -The uncovered set and its applications / William T. Bianco, Christopher Kam, Itai Sened and Regina A. Smyth - - Empirical examples of voting paradoxes / Marek M. Kaminski.
Keywords: Social choice; Voting