Condorcet

Yet, Condorcet gives some hints of how he wants international relations to develop.

Among these is de Condorcet, whom the author characterizes as "a political thinker of outstanding originality and relevance." Hence this extensively researched account of his career and thought fills an obvious gap in the literature.

argument for reliance on foreign law: the Condorcet Jury Theorem.

The career of Jean-Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, Marquis de Condorcet is relevant to historical assessments of eighteenth-century liberalism, the birth of the social sciences, and the relationship between the Enlightenment and the French Revolution.

In Condorcet and Modernity, David Williams rescues one of the French Revolution's most intriguing yet neglected figures from the margins of Intellectual History and the shadow of Rousseau.

member of a sub-committee of the Committee of Public Safety, Condorcet

Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the Enlightenment By Emma Rothschild.

It was named for the French Enlightenment philosopher and mathematician Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, marquis of Condorcet, an advocate of democratic reforms who perished in 1794, a victim of the French Revolution.

While 20th-century figures are commonly credited as the first discoverers of the hypothesis, I assert that Nicolas de Condorcet, the 18th-century mathematician, is the earliest to (1) mathematically model an intelligence explosion, and (2) present an accelerating historical worldview, and (3) make intelligence explosion predictions that were restated centuries later.

Na literatura sao encontradas referencias a tres metodos multicriterio ordinais: metodos de Borda, Condorcet e Copeland, podendo aparecer variantes mais elaboradas dos metodos basicos.