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- Mathias Risse, Why the Count De Borda Cannot Beat the Marquis De Condorcet.Although championed by the Marquis the Condorcet and many others, majority rule has often been rejected as indeterminate, incoherent, or implausible. Majority rule’s arch competitor is the Borda count, proposed by the Count de Borda, and there has long been a dispute between the two approaches. In several..No categoriesIn my reading list | Discuss this article | Edit | Categorize |My bibliography
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