1. Progress and conservation under Rawls's maximin principle

   • Joaquim Silvestre

   Pages: 1 - 27

2. Evaluation via extended orderings: Empirical findings from Western and Eastern Europe

   • Wulf Gaertner
   • Jochen Jungeilges

   Pages: 29 - 55

3. Single-peaked preferences with several commodities

   • Pablo Amorós

   Pages: 57 - 67

4. Multidimensional poverty indices

   • Kai-yuen Tsui

   Pages: 69 - 93

5. Pivotal voting and the emperor's new clothes

   • Howard Margolis

   Pages: 95 - 111

6. Equitable insurance premium schemes

   • Walter Bossert
   • Marc Fleurbaey

   Pages: 113 - 125

7. Choice correspondences for public goods

   • Bettina Klaus
   • Ton Storcken

   Pages: 127 - 154

8. Lexicographic measurement of the information contained in opportunity sets

   • Jörg Naeve
   • Elisabeth Naeve-Steinweg

   Pages: 155 - 173

9. Single-peakedness and strategy-proofness of generalized median voter schemes

   • Dolors Berga

   Pages: 175 - 192

10. On the likelihood of Condorcet's profiles

    • Vincent Merlin
    • Monica Tataru
    • Fabrice Valognes

    Pages: 193 - 206

11. Multilevel interterritorial convergence and additive multidimensional inequality decomposition

    • Rafael Salas

    Pages: 207 - 218

12. Informative voting and condorcet jury theorems with a continuum of types

    • Adam Meirowitz

    Pages: 219 - 236

13. Y. Amiel and F. A. Cowell: Thinking about inequality.Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1999. I–XIV, 181 pp, EUR 197, 17, £115.00 ISBN 0-521-46131-6 (Hardback); ISBN 0-521-46696-2 (Paperback)

    Book Review Pages: 237 - 239