voting is driven partly by human self-interest. Money apparently makes people more right-wing JEL classification: D1 ; D72 …

affects information aggregation at the deliberation and voting stages, leading to sharply different committee error rates than …

ownership is relatively dispersed. Typically the largest shareholder in any large listed company is likely to own a voting …) All but the very largest shareholdings are too small to have any real voting power. The question of voting power is the …

voting games. For K > 3 alternatives and n > 3 voters, we find sufficient conditions for the game to be dominance …

In a model of majority voting with common values and costly but voluntary participation, we show that in the vicinity … negative voting externality identified by Borgers(2001) in the context of private values is always dominated by a positive … informational externality. In addition, we show that multiple Pareto-ranked voting equilibria may exist and moreover, majority …

Voting Power Indices enable the analysis of the distribution of power in a legislature or voting body in which …

political-economy equilibrium. We describe a two period repeated voting model where second-period outcomes depend on commitment …

This paper assesses the indices against a set of reasonable criteria in terms of shareholder voting power and the … control of the corporation in a large cross section of British companies. Each company is a separate voting body and there is … much variation in the distribution of voting shares among them. Moreover reasonable criteria exist against which to judge …

This paper examines the system of Qualified Majority Voting, used by the Council of Ministers of the European Union … Coleman to make two analyses: (1) the question of the voting power of member countries from the point of view of fairness, and …