Majority Principle and the Wisdom of Crowds: the Condorcet Jury Theorem, a failed explanation?

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Hélène Landemore

MIT (USA)

Events

Majority Principle and the Wisdom of Crowds: the Condorcet Jury Theorem, a failed explanation?…

Collective Decision-Making in Constitutional Democracies

Constitutional Courts and the Boundaries of Democracy

Democracy, Juries, and Judgment

Implementing Majority Rule

Neutrality, supermajority, and its institutional implementations

Putting faith to the vote : voting for the Protestant Reformation in the ^16th…

Consensus and dissensus in French political culture

Majority Voting Within and by Groups

Apparent Unanimities, Real Majorities: the EU Pooling of Sovereignties in Practice

Majority voting in a federal system : the special case of constituent power

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Majority Principle and the Wisdom of Crowds: the Condorcet Jury Theorem, a failed explanation?

Documents and media

Speaker(s)

Hélène Landemore

Events

The Force of Majority Rule

The Reception of Social Choice Theory by Democratic Theory

The idea of majority and the impossible mourning of unanimity

Majority Principle and the Wisdom of Crowds: the Condorcet Jury Theorem, a failed explanation?…

Collective Decision-Making in Constitutional Democracies

Constitutional Courts and the Boundaries of Democracy

Democracy, Juries, and Judgment

Implementing Majority Rule

Neutrality, supermajority, and its institutional implementations

Putting faith to the vote : voting for the Protestant Reformation in the 16th…

Consensus and dissensus in French political culture

Majority Voting Within and by Groups

Apparent Unanimities, Real Majorities: the EU Pooling of Sovereignties in Practice

Majority voting in a federal system : the special case of constituent power

See also

Putting faith to the vote : voting for the Protestant Reformation in the ^16th…