The Mathematics Of Voting And Apportionment: An Introduction (Compact Textbooks In Mathematics)

The Mathematics Of Voting And Apportionment: An Introduction (Compact Textbooks In Mathematics)

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This Textbook Contains A Rigorous Exposition Of The Mathematical Foundations Of Two Of The Most Important Topics In Politics And Economics: Voting And Apportionment, At The Level Of Upper Undergraduate And Beginning Graduate Students. It Stands Out Among Comparable Books By Providing, In One Volume, An Extensive And Mathematically Rigorous Treatment Of These Two Topics.The Texts Three Chapters Cover Social Choice, Yesno Voting, And Apportionment, Respectively, And Can Be Covered In Any Order, Allowing Teachers Ample Flexibility. Each Chapter Begins With An Elementary Introduction And Several Examples To Motivate The Concepts And To Gradually Lead To More Advanced Material. Landmark Theorems Are Presented With Detailed And Streamlined Proofs; Those Requiring More Complex Proofs, Such As Arrows Theorems On Dictatorship, Gibbards Theorem On Oligarchy, And Grdenfors Theorem On Manipulation, Are Broken Down Into Propositions And Lemmas In Order To Make Them Easier To Grasp. Simple And Intuitive Notations Are Emphasized Over Nonstandard, Overly Complicated Symbols. Additionally, Each Chapter Ends With Exercises That Vary From Computational To Prove Or Disprove Types.The Mathematics Of Voting And Apportionment Will Be Particularly Wellsuited For A Course In The Mathematics Of Voting And Apportionment For Upperlevel Undergraduate And Beginning Graduate Students In Economics, Political Science, Or Philosophy, Or For An Elective Course For Math Majors. In Addition, This Book Will Be A Suitable Read For To Any Curious Mathematician Looking For An Exposition To These Unpublicized Mathematical Applications.No Political Science Prerequisites Are Needed. Mathematical Prerequisites (Included In The Book) Are Minimal: Elementary Concepts In Combinatorics, Graph Theory, Order Relations, And The Harmonic And Geometric Means. What Is Needed Most Is The Level Of Maturity Thatenables The Student To Think Logically, Derive Results From Axioms And Hypotheses, And Intuitively Grasp Logical Notions Such As Contrapositive And Counterexample.

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