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Election Visualiser

Election Methods in Pictures
This interactive visualization illustrates the behaviour of Plurality, Approval, Borda, Condorcet and Hare (Alternative Vote) elections in one dimension, assuming single-peaked preferences. There is also a two-dimensional version that is not interactive (illustrating the absurdities that AV can produce) here.

Political Compass

An interesting website illustrating the nature of two dimensional preferences is here.

Britsh Academy report on

Choosing an Electoral System

Scans of articles:

Coleman 1971

Leininger

Taylor and Ward

Schelling Hockey

Proofs of Arrow's Impossiblity Theorem

Three proofs of Arrow's Theorem

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