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Gaming the vote : why elections aren't fair (and what we can do about it) / William Poundstone

By: Poundstone, WilliamPublication details: Hill and Wang 2008Subject(s): Elections - United States | Voting - United States | Politics, Practical - United States | Game theory | United States - Politics and governmentLOC classification: JK1976 | Pou

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