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Date: 2009-07-30 08:19:30
Propositional calculus
Social choice theory
Paradoxes
Philosophy of language
Discursive dilemma
Function
Proposition
Mathematical proof
Natural deduction
Logic
Mathematics
Mathematical logic

Judgment Aggregation by Quota Rules: Majority Voting Generalized Franz Dietrich Department of Quantitative Economics University of Maastricht and

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