Social Choice and Democracy

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Focusing on the mathematical theory of voting, this volume synthesizes two centuries of intellectual development, particularly the contributions of Borda and Condorcet. Norman Schofield presents his extensive research in a coherent framework, enhancing the understanding of voting arrangements. The book serves as a significant resource for students of democracy, including philosophers, political scientists, and economists, offering profound insights into social choice and democratic processes. Schofield's work represents a major initiative in this field, uniting previously scattered findings.