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- Authors:
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Fumiko Seo
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Kyoto Institute of Economic Research, Kyoto University, Japan
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Masatoshi Sakawa
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Department of Information Engineering, Iwate University, Japan
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Table of contents (13 chapters)
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Front Matter
Pages i-xvii
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 1-12
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 13-58
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 59-105
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 106-148
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 149-180
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 181-228
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 229-276
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 277-312
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 313-349
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 350-390
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 391-432
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 433-458
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- Fumiko Seo, Masatoshi Sakawa
Pages 459-499
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Back Matter
Pages 501-535
About this book
This book is devoted to presenting theoretical fundamentals for the methods of multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) in the social sciences with particular intent to their applicability to real-world decision making. The main characteristics of the complex problems facing humans in the world today are multidimensional and have multiple objecti ves; they are large-scale, and have nonconimensura te and conflicting objectives, such as economic, environmental, societal, technical, and aesthetic ones. The authors intend to establish basic concepts for treating these complex problems and to present methodological discussions for MCDM with some applications to administrative, or regional, planning. MCDM is composed of two phases: analytical and judgmental. In this book, we intend to consolidate these two phases and to present integrated methodologies for manipulating them with particular interest in managerial decision making, which has not yet been properly treated in spite of its urgent necessi ty. Al though a number of books in MCDM fields have already been published in recent years, most of them have mainly trea ted one aspect of MCDM. Our work specifically intends to trea t the methodology in unified systems and to construct a conceptual structure with special regards to the intrinsic properties of MCDM and its "economic meanings" from the social scientific point of view.
Authors and Affiliations
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Kyoto Institute of Economic Research, Kyoto University, Japan
Fumiko Seo
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Department of Information Engineering, Iwate University, Japan
Masatoshi Sakawa