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Elements for a Theory of Decision in Uncertainty

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  • © 1999

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Authors:
  1. Jaime Gil-Aluja

    1. Barcelona University, Spain
      Paris-Dauphine University, France

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Part of the book series: Applied Optimization (APOP, volume 32)

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Table of contents (6 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages 1-8
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  2. Introduction

    • Jaime Gil-Aluja
    Pages 9-31

  3. Relations

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    Pages 33-123

  4. Assignments

    • Jaime Gil-Aluja
    Pages 125-181

  5. Groupings

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    Pages 183-263

  6. Order

    • Jaime Gil-Aluja
    Pages 265-339

  7. Epilogue

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    Pages 341-343

  8. Back Matter

    Pages 345-350
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Decisions in uncertainty Scientific reaction to change During latter decades, the basic elements that have traditionally made up the society in wh ich economic activity develops, have been submitted to the effect of multiple aggressions as a consequence of the outcome of events motivated by the nature itself of the human being, always seeking a level of happiness that is never reached. In a very brief manner we are accustomed to mention these by using words such as revolution, profound changes, convulsions . . . . , the results of which are manifest through non-linear reactions that lead to a future charged with uncertainty. To get to know, explain and treat this new world constitutes one of the many objectives of those who desire a society in the service of man, and for those who aspire to the fact of the concept of mutuality transcending the use­ less limits of the printed word. But for this it will be necessary to overcome a whole realm of obstacles placed in the way by those comfortably embedded in old principles, decrepit ideas and are not willing to open the windows of their mind to receive the fresh air of a new era.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Barcelona University, Spain

    Jaime Gil-Aluja

  • Paris-Dauphine University, France

    Jaime Gil-Aluja

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