This paper provides a theoretical foundation which supports the degressive proportionality principle in apportionment problems. The core of the argument is that each individual derives utility from the fact that the collective decision matches her own will with some frequency, with marginal utility decreasing with respect to this frequency. Then classical utilitarianism at the social level recommends decision rules which exhibit degressive proportionality. The model is applied to the case of the 27 states of the European Union
The notion of “total favoring” of large or of small beneficiaries in proportional apportionments of ...
Equal and proportional representation are two poles of a continuum of models of representation for t...
Primary law of the European Union demands that the allocation of the seats of the European Parliamen...
This paper provides a theoretical foundation which supports the degressive proportionality principle...
This paper provides a theoretical foundation which supports the “degressive proportionality principl...
This paper presents an argument in favor of the degressive propor-tionality principlein apportionmen...
We consider the model of optimal apportionment introduced by Koriyama et al. (2011 [8]) and suggest ...
We analyze mathematical properties of apportionment functions in the context of allocating seats in ...
A federal assembly consists of a number of representatives for each of the nations (states, Länder, ...
The article discusses the concept of progressive and degressive proportionality of the distribution ...
One of the key issues in the process of preparing for an election to the European Parliament is to d...
AbstractDegressive proportionality is an intermediary solution between equality and proportionality....
A classical criterion for apportioning taxes is that all should sacrifice equally in loss of utility...
AbstractThe distribution of seats in the European Parliament in accordance with the provisions of th...
AbstractThe most recognizable historically approved methods of proportional division of mandates in ...
The notion of “total favoring” of large or of small beneficiaries in proportional apportionments of ...
Equal and proportional representation are two poles of a continuum of models of representation for t...
Primary law of the European Union demands that the allocation of the seats of the European Parliamen...
This paper provides a theoretical foundation which supports the degressive proportionality principle...
This paper provides a theoretical foundation which supports the “degressive proportionality principl...
This paper presents an argument in favor of the degressive propor-tionality principlein apportionmen...
We consider the model of optimal apportionment introduced by Koriyama et al. (2011 [8]) and suggest ...
We analyze mathematical properties of apportionment functions in the context of allocating seats in ...
A federal assembly consists of a number of representatives for each of the nations (states, Länder, ...
The article discusses the concept of progressive and degressive proportionality of the distribution ...
One of the key issues in the process of preparing for an election to the European Parliament is to d...
AbstractDegressive proportionality is an intermediary solution between equality and proportionality....
A classical criterion for apportioning taxes is that all should sacrifice equally in loss of utility...
AbstractThe distribution of seats in the European Parliament in accordance with the provisions of th...
AbstractThe most recognizable historically approved methods of proportional division of mandates in ...
The notion of “total favoring” of large or of small beneficiaries in proportional apportionments of ...
Equal and proportional representation are two poles of a continuum of models of representation for t...
Primary law of the European Union demands that the allocation of the seats of the European Parliamen...