Electoral Systems in the Digital Age: Underlying Challenges and New Opportunities Part I. A Review of the Problems, Classic Protocols of Collective Choice

Electoral Systems in the Digital Age: Underlying Challenges and New Opportunities Part I. A Review of the Problems, Classic Protocols of Collective Choice

The article is devoted to the problem of democratic development of Ukraine. The reasons for the need for a radical transformation of the electoral process in Ukraine have been considered from a theoretical standpoint. The main goal and sub-goals of the research have been formulated. The classical...

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Auteur principal: M. SINYTSKYI
Format: article
Langue:UK
Publié: National Academy of Statistics, Accounting and Audit 2021
Sujets:
public choice, positive voting, classical election technologies, coherence of voters' opinions, non-numerical statistics, ordinal scales, scale arithmetic, profile consistency, kendall coefficient, linear convolution, criterion weights, nonlinear scaling, consistency indices, verbal-quantitative scales, qualimetry, pairwise comparisons, kemeni median, schulze heuristics, fuzzy sets, monte carlo method, voting profiles, transitivity, data consistency, p-value.
Statistics
HA1-4737
Accès en ligne:https://doaj.org/article/e60c3d5750e945dbb73b00c98ff22b18
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