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Heute verraten wir euch, wie man mit nur 33% der Stimmen trotzdem eine Wahl gewinnt.
Wir sprechen über mathematische Modellierung des gerrymanderings (dt. Wahlkreisschiebung), über Probleme, die dabei auftreten und über eine (un)mögliche faire Lösung.
- The (term) Gerry-Mander
- The mathematics behind gerrymandering (Quantamagazin, 2017)
- Rebooting the mathematics behind gerrymandering (by Moon Duchin und Peter Levine)
- How to quantify and perhaps defeat partisan gerrymandering
- Gerrymandering, Mathematics and Fairness, (video recording of Parsson’s lecture by Moon Duchin)
- MGGG – Redistricting Lab (at Tufts University)
- A partisan districting protocol with provably nonpartisan outcomes (Wesley Pegden, Ariel D. Procaccia, Dingli Yu, 2017)
- An Impossibility Theorem for Gerrymandering.
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The (term) Gerry-Mander
smithsonianmag.comThe mathematics behind gerrymandering (Quantamagazin, 2017)
quantamagazine.orgRebooting the mathematics behind gerrymandering
theconversation.comGerrymandering, Mathematics and Fairness
drive.google.comMGGG – Redistricting Lab
mggg.orgAn Impossibility Theorem for Gerrymandering.
tandfonline.com