Regulating competing coalitions: a logic for socially optimal group choices

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 22 (1):181-202 (2012)
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In Multi Agent Systems it is often the case that individual preferences are not compatible and coalitions compete to achieve a given result. The paper presents a language to talk about the conflict between coalitional choices and it expresses deontic notions to evaluate them. We will be specifically concerned with cases where the collective perspective is at odds with the individual perspective.

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