1. John C. Harsanyi President of the Society for Social Choice and Welfare 1996–1997

   Pages: 387 - 388

2. An interview with John C. Harsanyi

   • Claude d'Aspremont
   • Peter J. Hammond

   Pages: 389 - 401

3. Jeffrey Scot Banks 1958–2000

   Pages: 403 - 407

4. A nail-biting election

   • Steven J. Brams
   • Peter C. Fishburn

   Pages: 409 - 414

5. Analyzing a nail-biting election

   • Donald G. Saari

   Pages: 415 - 430

6. The Treaty of Nice and qualified majority voting

   • Dan S. Felsenthal
   • Moshé Machover

   Pages: 431 - 464

7. The value of a player in n-person games

   • Kjell Hausken
   • Matthias Mohr

   Pages: 465 - 483

8. Review of Ethics out of Economics by John Broome

   • Nicolas Gravel

   Pages: 485 - 495

9. Welfare-reducing growth despite individual and government optimization

   • Siang Ng
   • Yew-Kwang Ng

   Pages: 497 - 506

10. Aggregation of coarse preferences

    • Hervé Crès

    Pages: 507 - 525

11. Locating libraries on a street

    • Eiichi Miyagawa

    Pages: 527 - 541

12. Existence of a coalitionally strategyproof social choice function: A constructive proof

    • H. Reiju Mihara

    Pages: 543 - 553

13. Stable sets and standards of behaviour

    • Robert Delver
    • Herman Monsuur

    Pages: 555 - 570

14. Constitutions, voting and democracy: A review

    • Norman Schofield

    Pages: 571 - 600

15. The Strong No Show Paradoxes are a common flaw in Condorcet voting correspondences

    • Joaquı´n Pérez

    Pages: 601 - 616

16. Book Review

    Pages: 617 - 618