Division of the Humanities and Social Sciences
Author name: Ferejohn, John A.
Papers:
- The Paradox of Not Voting: A Decision Theoretic Analysis.
- Externalities as Commodities: Comment.
- On a Class of Rational Social Decision Procedures.
- A Note on Conference Committee Decision- Making.
- Observations on a Distributive Theory of Policy Making: Two American Expenditure Programs Compared.
- Sour Notes on the Theory of Vote Trading.
- To p or not to p.
- Patent Policy, Technological Innovation and Government Contracts: A Selective Critique.
- Purposive Models of Legislative Behavior.
- Public Opinion Polls, Candidate Uncertainty and Electoral Competition.
- Sophisticated Voting with Separable Preferences.
- On the Effects of Aid to Nations in Arms Races.
- On Normative Problems of Social Choice.
- Deep Vote: Change in Voting Behavior in Congressional Elections.
- An Experimental Market for Public Goods: The PBS Station Program Cooperative.
- Decisive Coalitions in the Theory of Social Choice.
- Some New Impossibility Theorems.
- The Distribution of Rights in Society.
- Implementing Planning Procedures for the Provision of the Discrete Public Goods.
- An Experimental Analysis of Decision-Making Procedures for Discrete Public Goods: A Case Study of a Problem in Institutional Design.
- Representations of Binary Decision Rules by Generalized Decisiveness Structures.
- A Comparison of Party Identification in Great Britain and the United States.
- On the Foundations of Intertemporal Choice.
- A Nonequilibrium Approach to Legislative Decision Theory.
- Toward a Theory of Legislative Decision.
- Practical Aspects of the Construction of Decentralized Decisionmaking Systems for Public Goods.
- On the Properties of Stable Decision Procedures.
- Continuous-Valued Binary Decision Procedures.
- An Impossibility Theorem for Von Neumann-Morgenstern Solutions.
- An Experimental Examination of Auction Mechanisms for Discrete Public Goods.
- The House Is Not a Home: M.P.'s and Their Constituencies.
- The Roots of Legislator Popularity in Great Britain and the United States.
- Implementation of Democratic Social Choice Functions.
- Continuous Social Decision Procedures.
- Presidential Coattails in Historical Perspective.
- Casework Service in Great Britain and the United States.
- Limiting Distributions for Continuous State Markov Voting Models.
- The Constituency Service Basis of the Personal Vote for U.S. Representatives and British MPs.
- The Images of Incumbents in Great Britain and the United States.
- Reconciliation and the Size of the Budget.
