Alan Shaw Taylor is een historicus gespecialiseerd in de vroege Amerikaanse geschiedenis. Zijn werk duikt in de complexiteit van koloniaal Amerika, de Amerikaanse Revolutie en de Vroege Amerikaanse Republiek. Taylor's schrijfstijl wordt erkend om zijn inzichtelijke analyse van cruciale periodes in de vorming van de natie. Zijn analyses bieden lezers een dieper begrip van de historische krachten die de Verenigde Staten hebben gevormd.
This 2005 book explores the manipulability of voting systems, building on the work of Gibbard, Satterthwaite, and Arrow. It presents mathematical theorems from the late 20th century, requiring only a willingness to engage with rigorous arguments. Ideal for students and professionals in mathematics, political science, economics, and philosophy.
Exploring the complexities of fair division, this book delves into various scenarios such as cake cutting, estate distribution, and international boundary disputes. It offers a rigorous analysis of the cake-cutting procedure, providing insights into how equitable solutions can be achieved in diverse situations. The text highlights the mathematical and theoretical principles underlying these everyday dilemmas, making it a valuable resource for understanding fairness in allocation processes.
Offers a technique that is not only fair, but also guarantees that both parties walk away with as much of the "win-win" potential as possible.
Como garantizar que cada uno se quede con la parte que le corresponde. Todos sabemos la importancia de llegar a un acuerdo. Este libro elimina el problema del regateo. Se garantiza una solución en la que todos ganan.