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The Marquis de Condorcet goes to Bern

'Condorcet cycles' (or 'paradoxes of cyclical majorities') are an empirically rare phenomenon. A referendum in the Swiss canton of Bern on 28 November 2004 presents a rare occurrence. This study presents a new multi-option referendum procedure that makes Condorcet cycles visible, and it argues that... Full description

Journal Title: Public choice 2010-07-01, Vol.144 (1/2), p.119-131
Main Author: Bochsler, Daniel
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Language: English
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320 Political science
Article
Ballots
Cantons
Condorcet cycle
Decision making
Economics
Economics and Finance
Election results
Institute of Political Science
Local elections
Majorities
Majority rule
Paradoxes
Parliaments
Political parties
Political Science
Polls & surveys
Preferences
Public Finance
Recommendations
Referendum
Referendums
Regions
Right wing parties
Strategic planning
Strategic Voting
Studies
Swiss cantons
Switzerland
Voter behavior
Voting
Voting behaviour
Voting intentions
Voting paradox
Voting patterns
Publisher: Boston: Springer
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