Mathematical Social Sciences, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, September 1980

• Peter C. Fishburn:
  Symmetric social choices and collective rationality. 1-9
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• James P. Kahan, Amnon Rapoport:
  Coalition formation in the triad when two are weak and one is strong. 11-37
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• Bhaskar Dutta:
  Restricted preferences and strategyproofness of singlevalued social decision functions. 39-49
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• Yew-Kwang Ng:
  Toward eudaimonology: notes on a quantitative framework for the study of happiness. 51-68
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• Oleg Arkhipoff:
  An introduction to the axiomatics of procedures of aggregation. 69-83
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• Ki Hang Kim, Fred W. Roush:
  Special domains and nonmanipulability. 85-92
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• Edward W. Packel:
  Transitive permutation groups and equipotent voting rules. 93-100
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• Peter S. Albin:
  The complexity of social groups and social systems described by graph structures. 101-129
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• Frank Harary, Jerald A. Kabell:
  A simple algorithm to detect balance in signed graphs. 131-136
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• Ehud Kalai:
  Mathematics for social scientists : Ki Hang Kim and Fred W. Roush, Amsterdam: North-Holland. 137
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Volume 1, Number 2, January 1981

• R. Duncan Luce:
  Axioms for the averaging and adding representations of functional measurement. 139-144
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• Peter C. Fishburn:
  Uniqueness properties in finite-continuous additive measurement. 145-153
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• Maria Nowakowska:
  General conditions for non-normality of risk areas. 155-168
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• Bhaskar Dutta:
  Individual strategy and manipulation of issues. 169-176
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• Hans Keiding:
  The categorical approach to social choice theory. 177-191
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• Ki Hang Kim, Fred W. Roush:
  Economic planning based on social preference functions. 193-200
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• Ben-Chieh Liu, Chang-Tseh Hsieh:
  An integrated model for earthquake risk and damage assessment. 201-214
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Volume 1, Number 3, May 1981

• Hans W. Gottinger:
  An information theoretic approach to large economic organizations. 223-233
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• Jean-Pierre Barthélemy, Bernard Monjardet:
  The median procedure in cluster analysis and social choice theory. 235-267
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• William H. E. Day:
  The complexity of computing metric distances between partitions. 269-287
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• Peter Coughlin, Kuan-Pin Lin:
  Continuity properties of majority rule with intermediate preferences. 289-296
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• Richard D. Ringeisen, Clark A. Shingledecker:
  Combined stress and human performance: a weighted digraph model. 297-305
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• Ben-Chieh Liu:
  Sulfur dioxide and mortality damage: a benefit/cost analysis. 307-322
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Volume 1, Number 4, August 1981

• Kenneth J. Arrow:
  Jacob Marschak's contributions to the economics of decision and information. 335-338
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• Václav Polák, Nadezda Poláková:
  Understanding by semantic language, operation logic and formularies. 339-373
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• Ehud Kalai:
  Preplay negotiations and the prisoner's dilemma. 375-379
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• Stephen B. Seidman:
  Structures induced by collections of subsets: a hypergraph approach. 381-396
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• Peter H. Farquhar:
  Multivalent preference structures. 397-408
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• John A. Weymark:
  Generalized gini inequality indices. 409-430
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