Handbook of Social Choice and Welfare

7 ½ X 9 ¼ in Preface to Volume 2. Introduction. Part 5: Foundations.
13. Functions of social choice theory (K. Arrow).
14. I nformational basis of social choice theory (A. Sen).
15. Competitive market mechanism as a social choice procedure (P. Hammond). 16. Func tionings and Capabilities (K. Basu, L.F. L pez-Calva).
Part 6: Developments of the basic arrovian schemes.
17. Arrovian social choice theory on economic domains (M. LeBreton, J. Weymark).
18. Topological theories of social choice (N. Baigent).
19. Non-bin ary social choice theory (R. Deb). Part 7: Non-welfaristic is sues in social choice.
20. Social choice with fuzzy prefere nces (M. Salles, C.R. Barrett). 21. Fair Allocation Rules (W. Thompso n) 22. Compensation and responsibility (M. Fleurbaey, F. Maniquet). < BR>23. Welfarism, Individual Rights, and Procedural Fairness (K. Suzumur a) 24. Freedom, opportunity and well-being (J. Foster). Pa rt 8: Voting, manipulation and fairness.
25. Strategy proof ness (S. Barbera).
26. Probabilistic and spatial models of voting (P