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Publications

Many of the papers listed below until 2006 were partly supported by the The Leverhulme Trust (Grant F/07-004m). From 2007 many of the papers were also partly supported by The LeverhulmeTrust (Grant F/07 004/AJ). 

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Workshops

The Leverhulme Trust generously sponsored the first three VPP workshops enabling the Programme to survey the developments in voting power and procedures and to create a network ofthe major researchers in the fields.

The fourth VPP workshop took place at the University of Warwick in 2005 and was sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation (CSGR). In July 2006 a workshop on voting power and procedures was held in Moscow, organised by the State University Higher School of Economics.

In 2007 a second Leverhulme Trust award, Voting Power in Practice, funded a new series of interactive workshops designed to bring together theoreticians and practitioners. The first workshop in the new series took place at the University of Warwick. 

 

VPinP Symposium 2011

 

Voting Power in Social/Political Institutions: Typology, Measurement, Applications

London School of Economics 20–22 March 2011

Sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust

Programme | Abstracts

 

Papers

These were posted for the benefit of participants to read prior to the workshop. Often they are draftworks in progress or have citation restrictions. Please do not quote from the texts without permission from the author. The papers are listed in alphabetical order of the presenting authors at the workshop.

VPinP Workshop 2010

 

Chateau du Baffy, Normandy, France, 30 July‒2 August 2010

This Voting Power in Practice workshop was generously sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust.

Call for papers | Note on workshop discussion topic | Workshop programme

 

Papers

These were posted for the benefit of participants to read prior to the workshop. Often they are draftworks in progress or have citation restrictions. Please do not quote from the texts without permission from the author. Affiliations and emails of all workshop participants are given at the end of the workshop programme above. The papers/abstracts below are listed in their order of presentation at the workshop.

VPinP Workshop 2009

 

University of Warwick, 14–16 July 2009

This Voting Power in Practice workshop, sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust, considers problemsof governance of institutions with shareholder/stakeholder voting.

Call for Papers | Workshop Programme | Paper Abstracts

 

Papers

These papers are posted for the benefit of participants to read prior to the workshop. Often theyare draft works in progress or have citation restrictions. Please do not quote from the texts withoutpermission from the author.

VPP Workshop 2007

 

University of Warwick, 29–31 August 2007

This VPP workshop was focused on the problems of measuring a posteriori or "actual" voting power.

Workshop Discussion TopicWorkshop Programme

 

Papers

VPP Workshop 2005

 

University of Warwick, 20–22 July 2005

Sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation (CSGR).

The fourth VPP workshop was on the theme of voting power analysis with special emphasis on its application to the institutions of global governance.

Call for Papers | Workshop Programme

 

Papers

VPP Workshop 2004

 

LSE, 17–19 August 2004

Sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust

Workshop Programme

 

Papers

VPP Workshop 2003

 

University of Caen, 2–3 July 2003

Sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust and the French Ministry of Education through Grouped'Économie Mathématique et de Micro-économie Appliquée (GEMMA)

Workshop Programme

 

Papers

The Workshop this year concentrated on voting procedures in the European Union. Some talks were delivered as Powerpoint displays, overhead transparencies and without available written texts, so not all presentations listed on the programme are given below.

VPP Workshop 2002

 

LSE, 9–11 August 2002

Sponsored by The Leverhulme Trust

Workshop Programme and Abstracts of Papers

 

Papers