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This chapter reviews the SWFL approach to social choice. It does not attempt to be a
complete and systematic survey of existing results, but to give a critical assesment of the …

This paper axiomatizes an intertemporal version of multiple-priors utility. A central axiom is
dynamic consistency, which leads to a recursive structure for utility, to 'rectangular'sets of …

The theory of subjective expected utility has been recently extended to allow ambiguity to
matter for choice. We propose a notion of absolute ambiguity aversion by building on a …

We offer a model of equality of opportunity that encompasses different conceptions
expressed in the public and philosophical debates. In addition to circumstances whose …

Recently, essential progress in quantitative modelling of humanitarian operations has been
made through the introduction of the deprivation cost concept by Holguín-Veras et al. The …

This paper reexamines the welfare economics of risk. It singles out a class of criteria, the
“expected equally distributed equivalent,” as the unique class that avoids serious drawbacks …

During the years that have elapsed since the publication of Moore's and Bozeman's quite
different theories of public value, a great deal of attention has been focused on the public …

In Arrovian [Arrow (1951, 1963)] social choice theory, the objective is to construct a social
welfare function~ a mapping which assigns a social preference ordering to each admissible …

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