My research focuses on Social Choice Theory (in particular with axiomatic approaches on justice theory or voting theory).
Recently I have turned my research to Social Networks.
Publications:
- Appraising Diversity with an Ordinal Conception of Similarity: an Axiomatic Approach, with N. Gravel - Mathematical Social Sciences, Vol. 53, n.3, pp 259-273, 2007
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- Freedom of Choice in a Social Context : Comparing Game Forms, Social Choice and Welfare,
Vol. 29, n.2, pp 295-315, 2007
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this paper, the set of outcomes of game forms is introduced as the
relevant attribute for evaluating freedom of choice. These sets are
defined as the cartesian product of every individual’s set of available
options. It is argued that doing so is one way of taking into account
social interactions when evaluating individual freedom. A set of axioms
is introduced that convey some intuitions about how interactions affect
freedom of choice, axioms by the mean of which two criteria, the Max
and the MaxMin, are characterised for comparing game forms in terms of
the freedom of choice they offer. These criteria are based,
respectively, on the comparison of the best and theworst outcome the
individual can reach in the game form
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- De la manipulation des élections indirectes with V. Merlin - Revue Economique, Vol. 58, n.3, pp 767-777, 2007
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Working Papers:
- Stability and Manipulation in Representative Democracies, with V. Merlin – UFAE and IAE working paper n° 669.06 (2nd round International Journal of Game Theory )
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- An Axiomatic Approach to Control over Outcomes in an Interactive Setting, UFAE and IAE working paper nº 704.07 (conditionally accepted in Theory and Decision)
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