Ulysses Unbound

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Ulysses Unbound is a philosophical work by Jon Elster that explores rationality, self-binding, and the limits of individual and collective decision-making.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
addressesProblem how agents can bind themselves to overcome weakness of will
how collectives can design institutions to avoid irrational outcomes
author Jon Elster NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
fieldOfStudy economics
game theory
philosophy
political science
genre philosophy
political philosophy
rational choice theory
hasPart analysis of collective rationality
analysis of individual rationality
applications to democratic institutions
applications to public policy
discussion of constitutional self-binding
discussion of mechanisms to control future preferences
discussion of precommitment devices
hasPerspective analytical philosophy
methodological individualism
hasTheoreticalFramework game-theoretic analysis
rational choice theory
inspiredBy Homeric figure Ulysses
myth of Ulysses and the Sirens
language English
mainSubject collective decision-making
constitutional constraints
individual decision-making
institutional design
precommitment
rational choice
rationality
self-binding
social choice
time inconsistency
weakness of will
notableFor integration of individual and collective rationality analysis
systematic treatment of self-binding in rational choice
publisher Cambridge University Press
relatedWork Explaining Technical Change NERFINISHED
Sour Grapes NERFINISHED
Ulysses and the Sirens NERFINISHED
title Ulysses Unbound NERFINISHED

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