Social Choice and Democracy

Focusing on the mathematical theory of voting, this volume synthesizes two centuries of intellectual development, particularly the contributions of Borda and Condorcet. Norman Schofield presents his extensive research in a coherent framework, enhancing the understanding of voting arrangements. The book serves as a significant resource for students of democracy, including philosophers, political scientists, and economists, offering profound insights into social choice and democratic processes. Schofield's work represents a major initiative in this field, uniting previously scattered findings.