Wesley H. Holliday
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Wesley H. Holliday

Google Scholar ID: MApFn9wAAAAJ
Professor of Philosophy, Group in Logic and the Methodology of Science, UC Berkeley
LogicSocial Choice Theory
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Publications
20
 
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Contact
Emailwesholliday@berkeley.edu
Publications
12 items
Where Should Society Draw the Line? A Social Choice Approach to Collective Consent
2026
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Voting Method Synthesis on an Infinite Domain: A Possibility Theorem for Positive Involvement
2026
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Fundamental Logic Through the Lens of Modality
2026
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The incompatibility of the Condorcet winner and loser criteria with positive involvement and resolvability
2026
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Stable Voting and the Splitting of Cycles
2025
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Axiomatizations of a simple Condorcet voting method for Final Four and Final Five elections
2025
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Characterizations of voting rules based on majority margins
2025
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Vagueness and the Connectives
arXiv.org · 2024
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Resume
Research Experience
  • Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley; Courses taught include Graduate Seminar: Risk and Aggregation, and Introduction to Logic.
Education
  • Ph.D., Stanford University
Background
  • Research interests: logic and social choice theory. In logic, his research has ranged over modal and nonclassical logic, logic and natural language, and logic and probability. In social choice theory, he has focused on voting theory, computational social choice, and applications of social choice to AI ethics and safety.