Democracy

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Jan 1, 1991

Ethiopia in 1991 — Peace Through Struggle

This trip report is based on briefings before the National Endowment for Democracy on July 26, 1991.
Research

Jan 1, 1991

Promoting Democracy and Free Markets in Eastern Europe

On September 21-22, 1990, RAND convened, in collaboration with the Sequoia Institute and with funding provided by the Agency for International Development, a conference of participants from government, universities, ...
Research

Jan 1, 1990

Civil-Military Relations in a Multiparty Democracy: Report of a Conference Organized by The RAND Corporation and the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs

Summarizes the proceedings of a workshop on Civil-Military Relations in a Multiparty Democracy, held in Budapest, Hungary, February 12-13, 1990.
Expert Insights

Oct 1, 1977

Mathematical Properties of the Banzhaf Power Index

This paper investigates some properties of the Banzhaf index, the main topics being its derivation from axioms and its behavior in weighted-voting models when the number of small voters tends to infinity.
Expert Insights

Aug 1, 1977

Values of Large Games, I: A Limit Theorem

An analysis of what happens in a weighted majority game when a block of votes is broken up and distributed among a large number of players.
Expert Insights

May 1, 1977

A Comparison of Power Indices and a Nonsymmetric Generalization

The first half of this paper describes and contrasts two well known measures of power in voting systems. The second half develops an explanatory model for a generalization of the Shapley-Shubik measure.
Expert Insights

Mar 1, 1966

Weighted Voting: A Mathematical Analysis for Instrumental Judgments

A mathematical analysis of weighted voting, designed to demonstrate the utility of such analysis for political philosophy.
Research

Jan 1, 1966

Democracy and economic change in India.

Democracy and economic change in India.
Research

Dec 1, 1961

Values of Games With Infinitely Many Players

An informal account of the power structure of voting games having a denumerable infinity of players. Special attention is given to the class of "binary games" in which each player has twice as much voting strength as the next.

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Ethiopia in 1991 — Peace Through Struggle

Promoting Democracy and Free Markets in Eastern Europe

Civil-Military Relations in a Multiparty Democracy: Report of a Conference Organized by The RAND Corporation and the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs

Mathematical Properties of the Banzhaf Power Index

Values of Large Games, I: A Limit Theorem

A Comparison of Power Indices and a Nonsymmetric Generalization

Weighted Voting: A Mathematical Analysis for Instrumental Judgments

Democracy and economic change in India.

Values of Games With Infinitely Many Players

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On Reducing Public Fears and Threats of Political Violence

Protecting Your Sleep During the Election Season

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Ethiopia in 1991 — Peace Through Struggle

Promoting Democracy and Free Markets in Eastern Europe

Civil-Military Relations in a Multiparty Democracy: Report of a Conference Organized by The RAND Corporation and the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs

Mathematical Properties of the Banzhaf Power Index

Values of Large Games, I: A Limit Theorem

A Comparison of Power Indices and a Nonsymmetric Generalization

Weighted Voting: A Mathematical Analysis for Instrumental Judgments

Democracy and economic change in India.

Values of Games With Infinitely Many Players

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