social ordering

Exams are to be used for social ordering rather than individual upkeep.

The earlier analysis mapped any set of individual orderings to one social ordering, whatever it was.

For any two social states x and y of a given social ordering R:

This is so regardless of (dis)similarity between the social ordering and any or all the orderings in the set.

Here the social ordering would depend on the set of individual orderings, rather than being imposed (invariant to them).

This social ordering selected the top-ranked feasible alternative from the economic environment as to resource constraints.

The voting rule generates corresponding social orderings R and R'.

Arrow proposes the following "apparently reasonable" conditions to constrain the social ordering(s) of the constitution (pp.

Legal anthropology, also known as Anthropology of Law specializes in "the cross-cultural study of social ordering".

The social ordering R then selects the top-ranked social state(s) from the subset as the social choice set.

Arrow proposed to examine mapping different sets of individual orderings to possibly different social orderings.

A social ordering applies to each ordering in the set of orderings (hence the "social" part and the associated amalgamation).

Arrow describes the connectedness of a social ordering as requiring only that some social choice be made from any environment of available social states.

Gating, however, is only one example of this new form of social ordering that conceals, displaces and regulates people or activities rather than eliminating them."

Then the social orderings for the 2 respective sets of orderings select the same state(s) from the subset as the social choice.

For example, structural Marxists have attempted to use comparative methods to discover the general processes that underlie apparently different social orderings in different societies.

Let R and R' stand for social orderings of the constitution corresponding to any 2 sets of orderings.

Universal (Unrestricted) Domain U (subsequently so called): Every logically possible set of orderings maps to its own social ordering.

The Arrow Impossibility theorem showed in effect that there exists no social ordering (social welfare function) satisfying these conditions, where there are at least three alternatives.

In April, 2012 Eat24's Facebook "social ordering tool" added a feature that let restaurants embed a menu, so users could order directly through the Facebook page.

In so doing, it also ruled out any one consistent social ordering to which an agent or official might appeal in trying to implement social welfare through the votes of others under the constitution.

Broadly speaking, hearing thanks five dozen times a day might be seen as an anthropological indicator of some sort of social ordering, like cryptic head tilts between sparrows on the lip of a gutter.

A social ordering of a constitution is denoted R. (Context or a subscript distinguishes a voter ordering R from the same symbol for a social ordering.)

The transitivity of a social ordering has an advantage over requiring unanimity (or much less) to change between social states if there is a maladapted status quo (that is, one subject to "democratic paralysis").

The Max Weber Center's "focal areas are religion, science and law as powers of interpretation and governance, interactions among cultures, social orderings and mentalities in radical change, normative, in particular ethical issues."