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184How to reach legitimate decisions when the procedure is controversialSocial Choice and Welfare 1 (24): 363-393. 2005.Imagine a group that faces a decision problem but does not agree on which decision procedure is appropriate. In that case, can a decision be reached that respects the procedural concerns of the group? There is a sense in which legitimate decisions are possible even if people disagree on which procedure to use. I propose to decide in favour of an option which maximizes the number of persons whose judged-right procedure happens to entail this decision given the profile. This decision rule is base…Read more
University of Oxford
Alumnus, 2004
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Social Science |
Decision Theory |
Social Choice Theory |
Social Epistemology |
Meta-Ethics |