Äänestysteoria
Äänestysteoria, or voting theory, is a field of study concerned with the analysis and evaluation of different voting systems and their outcomes. It examines how collective decisions can be made from individual preferences, exploring the strengths and weaknesses of various methods used in elections and other decision-making processes. Key questions in voting theory revolve around fairness, representation, and the potential for strategic manipulation.
Central to voting theory are concepts like voting paradoxes, such as Condorcet's paradox, which demonstrates how
Voting theory also investigates incentives for voters to misrepresent their true preferences to achieve a more