We study the problem of fairly allocating indivisible items to agents with different
entitlements, which captures, for example, the distribution of ministries among political …

Methods designed to guide the allocation of healthcare so as to maximize population health
have been criticized as fundamentally unfair. In a closer analysis of this ethical critique of the …

The important 'no-envy'fairness criterion has typically been attributed to Foley (1967) and
sometimes to Tinbergen (1946, 1953). We reveal that Jan Tinbergen introduced 'no-envy'as …

We present the first comprehensive theory of fairness that conceives of fairness as having
two dimensions: a comparative and an absolute one. The comparative dimension of fairness …

In the article 'How to be absolutely fair, Part I: the Fairness formula', we presented the first
theory of comparative and absolute fairness. Here, we relate the implications of our Fairness …

Discussions of risk have assumed that risk must be modeled the same in all cases. This is a
mistake. Normally, if people know that those affected by an agent's choice have conflicting …

We investigate the issue of aggregativity in fair division problems from the perspective of
cooperative game theory and Broomean theories of fairness. Paseau and Saunders (Utilitas …

Fairness is important concept in Western philosophy and in economics alike. We review the
so-called fair division theories in philosophy and economics that explore fairness as a …

Abstract John Broome (Proc Aristot Soc 91: 87–101, 1990) has developed an influential
theory of fairness, which has generated a thriving debate about the nature of fairness. In its …

In their article 'Liberal political equality implies proportional representation', which was
published in Social Choice and Welfare 33 (4): 617–627 in 2009, Eliora van der Hout and …