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Knut Midgaard: Democracy with Sequential Choice and Fund Voting
Stefansson has no peers in the field of group choice and voting theory. He is an able theoretician who has, in a most elucidating way, discussed Arrow's impossibility theorem with the author himself. But not all able theoreticians are endowed… Read More -
The Icelandic constitution under revision
The Government of Iceland launched ideas for changes of the constitution concerning the country´s president, seeking comments from the public. The following comment was sent 21 of July 2020.
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The presentation of issues and the expressing of opinions through sequential choice and fund voting
Contribution at the annual Dutch-Belgian Political Science Conference, Leiden, June 8th 2018
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The structure of scientific revolutions: The theory of collective choice
In the theory of collective choice, which among other things is studied in economics, political science, game theory, philosophy (logic) and sociology, some six news have been presented since 1970, i.e.
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How the presidential election becomes the more trustworthy the more candidates there are
Now in February, 2016, four months before the presidential election in Iceland, held every four year, there is uncertainty concerning candidates. Some are worried, if the number of candidates will be as much as 10, as some seem to expect,
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Constitutional assembly: election and voting
In 2010 Iceland elected a constitutional assembly applying single transferable vote (STV). I analysed the election in a newspaper article (Election of persons—two elected). Later a periodical published by Institute of Public Administration and Politics, University of Iceland, published an
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