An Introduction to Vote-Counting Schemes
脱离理论讨论，通过实例说明并比较多种投票计数方案（如最小最大多数和单一可转移投票）的运作方式与缺陷，帮助读者理解不同方案在选出一名胜者与排序候选人时的适用性。
Many researchers, following Kenneth Arrow's lead, have concerned themselves with stating various desirable or undesirable criteria and attempting to classify vote-counting systems. This paper moves away from theoretical discussions: the authors illustrate and motivate a variety of alternatives to plurality rule. The authors demonstrate by example how these alternatives, such as min-max majority and single transferable vote, work and where they fail. In choosing between flawed alternatives, which methods are best suited for selecting a single winner versus ranking the candidates? Does one approach favor candidates with loyal minorities or candidates with broad appeal? How do the authors achieve a representative outcome?