International audienceThis work provides necessary and sufficient conditions for the dominance solvability of approval voting games. Our conditions are very simple since they depend just on the number of possible winners when voters play weakly undominated strategies. If there are at most two possible winners, then the game is dominance-solvable and the outcome coincides with the Condorcet winner. If every candidate is a possible winner, the game is not dominance-solvable. If none of the previous conditions holds, then the game need not be dominance-solvable, and the outcome need not coincide with the Condorcet winner
We present a simple voting environment with three candidates where the Condorcet winner exists. Unde...
International audienceThe Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem states that for any non-dictatorial voting s...
We study how voting rules shape voter coordination in large three-candidate elections. We consider t...
International audienceThis work provides necessary and sufficient conditions for the dominance solva...
This work provides necessary and sufficient conditions for the dominance solvability of approval vot...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
The concept of a dominance solvable voting scheme is presented as a weakening of the strategy-proofn...
We survey results about Approval Voting obtained within the standard framework of game theory. Restr...
In this paper we discuss three examples of approval voting games. The first one illustrates that a s...
We examine the conditions under which iterative elimination of weakly dominated strategies refines t...
In this note we discuss two examples of appoval voting games. The first one, with six voters and thr...
2 We introduce the notion of a “critical strategy profile ” under approval voting (AV), which facili...
We present a simple voting environment with three candidates where the Condorcet winner exists. Unde...
International audienceThe Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem states that for any non-dictatorial voting s...
We study how voting rules shape voter coordination in large three-candidate elections. We consider t...
International audienceThis work provides necessary and sufficient conditions for the dominance solva...
This work provides necessary and sufficient conditions for the dominance solvability of approval vot...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
This paper studies the dominance-solvability (by iterated deletion of weakly dominated strategies) o...
The concept of a dominance solvable voting scheme is presented as a weakening of the strategy-proofn...
We survey results about Approval Voting obtained within the standard framework of game theory. Restr...
In this paper we discuss three examples of approval voting games. The first one illustrates that a s...
We examine the conditions under which iterative elimination of weakly dominated strategies refines t...
In this note we discuss two examples of appoval voting games. The first one, with six voters and thr...
2 We introduce the notion of a “critical strategy profile ” under approval voting (AV), which facili...
We present a simple voting environment with three candidates where the Condorcet winner exists. Unde...
International audienceThe Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem states that for any non-dictatorial voting s...
We study how voting rules shape voter coordination in large three-candidate elections. We consider t...