Criterio di maggioranza (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Criterio di maggioranza" in Italian language version.

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(EN) Jörg Rothe, Economics and Computation: An Introduction to Algorithmic Game Theory, Computational Social Choice, and Fair Division, Springer, 18 agosto 2015, p. 231, ISBN 9783662479049.
«A voting system satisfies the majority criterion if a candidate who is placed on top in more than half of the votes always is a winner of the election.»
(EN) Ronald Pennock e John W. Chapman, Due Process: Nomos XVIII, NYU Press, 1977, p. 266, ISBN 9780814765692.
«if there is some single alternative which is ranked first by a majority of voters, we shall say there exists a majority will in favor of that alternative, according to the absolute majority (AM) criterion.»
Peter Emerson, From Majority Rule to Inclusive Politics, 1stª ed., Cham, Springer, 2016, ISBN 9783319235004, OCLC 948558369.
«Unfortunately, one of the worst democratic structures is the most ubiquitous: majority rule based on majority voting. It must be emphasised, furthermore, that these two practices are often the catalysts of division and bitterness, if not indeed violence and war.»
(EN) Peter Emerson, Majority Rule - A Cause of War?, in Gardner (a cura di), The Ashgate Research Companion to War: Origins and Prevention, Routledge, 23 marzo 2016, ISBN 9781317041108.

Vote Aggregation Methods, su lorrie.cranor.org. URL consultato il 12 gennaio 2017.

(EN) Harry Beatty, Voting Rules and Coordination Problems, in The Methodological Unity of Science, collana Theory and Decision Library, Springer, Dordrecht, 1973, pp. 155-189, DOI:10.1007/978-94-010-2667-3_9, ISBN 9789027704047.
«This is true even if the members of the majority are relatively indifferent among a, b and c while the members of the minority have an intense preference for b over a. So the objection can be made that plurality or majority voting allows a diffident majority to have its way against an intense minority.»

Dale Sheldon-Hess, The Least of All Evils: The Tyranny of the Majority Weak Preferences, su The Least of All Evils, 15 marzo 2012. URL consultato il 3 dicembre 2016.
«But you still want—no, you still need—a consensus result. The majority criterion is detrimental to that goal.»

David Lippman, Voting Theory, in Math in Society.
«Borda count is sometimes described as a consensus-based voting system, since it can sometimes choose a more broadly acceptable option over the one with majority support.»

Warren D. Smith, The "Majority criterion" and Range Voting, su rangevoting.org. URL consultato il 3 dicembre 2016.
«However, in such a situation we would argue that it is good that Y won and it is good that range voting found a way to evade the "tyranny of the majority." Indeed this is an advantage of range voting that all other common voting method proposals cannot match.»
RangeVoting.org - Lomax's criticism of Rob Richie's "proof" of the flawed nature of range voting and superiority of IRV, su rangevoting.org. URL consultato il 3 dicembre 2016.
«Please give a cogent argument why the first preference of the majority should win. ... The "preference of a majority" can cause a civil war, if it neglects the needs of a minority.»

Single-winner Voting Method Comparison Chart, su fairvote.org (archiviato dall'url originale il 28 febbraio 2011).
«Majority Favorite Criterion: If a majority (more than 50%) of voters prefer candidate A to all other candidates, then A should win.»
Score Voting, Approval Voting, and Majority Rule, in The Center for Election Science, 21 maggio 2015. URL consultato il 3 dicembre 2016 (archiviato dall'url originale il 3 dicembre 2016).
«Score voting [and] approval voting, are sometimes attacked for not abiding by the majority criterion in all cases. ... This page shows that such an event with these methods is not catastrophic and may even be desirable.»
Majority Criterion, in The Center for Election Science, 21 maggio 2015. URL consultato il 3 dicembre 2016 (archiviato dall'url originale l'8 dicembre 2016).
«Sometimes a candidate who is the Condorcet winner, or even the majority winner, isn’t the favored or “most representative” candidate of the electorate.»

Peter Emerson, From Majority Rule to Inclusive Politics, 1stª ed., Cham, Springer, 2016, ISBN 9783319235004, OCLC 948558369.
«Unfortunately, one of the worst democratic structures is the most ubiquitous: majority rule based on majority voting. It must be emphasised, furthermore, that these two practices are often the catalysts of division and bitterness, if not indeed violence and war.»