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ORCIDThe Handbook of Rational and Social Choice, 2009
- Paul Anand, Prasanta K. Pattanaik, Clemens Puppe:
The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice - an overview of new foundations and applications. Oxford University Press 2009, ISBN 978-0-19-929042-0
Part I Utility Theory, Rationality and Decision-Making
- Simon Grant, Timothy Van Zandt:
Expected Utility Theory. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 21-68 - Mohammed Abdellaoui:
Rank-dependent Utility. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 69-89 - Han Bleichrodt, Ulrich Schmidt:
Applications of Non-Expected Utility. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 90-112 - Jürgen Eichberger, David Kelsey
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Ambiguity. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 113-139 - Edward McClennen:
The Normative Status of the Independence Axiom. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 140-155 - Paul Anand:
Rationality of Intransitive Preference: Foundations for the Modern View. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 156-172 - Alan Hájek:
Dutch Book Arguments. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 173-195 - Daniel Read:
Experimental Tests of Rationality. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 196-221 - Edi Karni:
State-Dependent Utility. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 222-238 - Paola Manzini, Marco Mariotti:
Choice over Time. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 239-270 - Carlos Alós-Ferrer, Karl H. Schlag:
Imitation and Learning. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 271-297 - Klaus Nehring, Clemens Puppe:
Diversity. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 298-322
Part II Social Choice and Welfare
- Prasanta K. Pattanaik:
Limits of Utilitarianism as the Ethical Basis of Public Action. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 323-345 - Kotaro Suzumura, Yongsheng Xu:
Consequentialism and Non-Consequentialism: The Axiomatic Approach. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 346-373 - Keith Dowding, Martin van Hees:
Freedom of Choice. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 374-410 - Bertil Tungodden:
Equality and Priority. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 411-432 - Fabienne Peter:
Rawlsian Justice. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 433-456 - Christian List, Clemens Puppe:
Judgement Aggregation: A Survey. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 457-482 - Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert, David J. Donaldson:
Population Ethics. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 483-500 - Wulf Gaertner:
Distributive Justice: An Overview of Experimental Evidence. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 501-523 - Aki Tsuchiya, John Miyamoto:
Social Choice in Health and Healthcare. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 524-541 - Erik Schokkaert:
The Capabilities Approach. The Handbook of Rational and Social Choice 2009: 542-
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