Titlebook: Mathematical Theory of Democracy; Andranik Tangian Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Arrow‘s Paradox.Condorcet‘s Paradox.Re

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Athenian Democracyent are illustrated by the views of Thucydides, Pericles, Plato, and Aristotle. Finally, we describe Aristotle’s mathematical model (though textually expressed) that explains the principle of decision making in a democracy, an oligarchy and a mixed state, which combines elements of them both.

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Enlightenment and the End of Traditional Democracytheir influence on the electoral studies of French mathematicians Borda, Condorcet and Laplace, who attempted to adapt elections to democracy, which, unlike aristocracy, assumes no commonality of values among voters. Extending the voting problem to a heterogeneous electorate resulted in intuitive an

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Modernity and Schism in Understanding Democracynturies in simple situations, is not appropriate as a universal tool of democratic decision making. In 1951, Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem established that egalitarian, majority-based democracy has its limits; beyond these limits, only a hierarchy headed with a ‘first man’ can operate as its extensi

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Dictatorship and Democracychies, fall into ‘bad’ and ‘good’ types, it is their selection that makes the system dictatorial or democratic. We conclude that the inevitability of a strong ‘first man’ is, per se, not dangerous for democracy. The danger arises when the circumstances change significantly (e.g., if the rulers hold

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Concluding Discussion: Bridging Representative and Direct Democraciesementing the idea of public determination. In contrast to voting based on individual choices, the candidates receive no votes. The embedded referendum on a sample of issues serves as a direct democracy (statistical) test of the candidates, thereby introducing to election random ‘democratic’ elements

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Simple Applicationsa instead of considering all available information. This is explained by the analogy between selections of criteria and representative bodies that make adequate decisions on behalf of the whole society. In particular, it is concluded that complex problems can often be analyzed with small models, and

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