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3. Double Proportionality for the European Parliament: The Tandem System

Author

Leinen, Jo, Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Fleurbaey, Marc, Editor-in-Chief, Salles, Maurice, Editor-in-Chief, Dutta, Bhaskar, Series Editor, Gaertner, Wulf, Series Editor, Herrero Blanco, Carmen, Series Editor, Klaus, Bettina, Series Editor, Pattanaik, Prasanta K., Series Editor, Thomson, William, Series Editor, Kurz, Sascha, editor, Maaser, Nicola, editor, and Mayer, Alexander, editor

Published
2023
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5. Degressive representation of Member States in the European Parliament 2019-2024

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich and Grimmett, Geoffrey R.

Subjects
Physics - Physics and Society, Mathematics - History and Overview, 91B12
Abstract

Primary law of the European Union demands that the allocation of the seats of the European Parliament between the Member States must obey the principle of degressive proportionality. The principle embodies the political aim that the more populous states agree to be underrepresented in order to allow the less populous states to be better represented. This paper reviews four allocation methods achieving this goal: the Cambridge Compromise, the Power Compromise, the Modified Cambridge Compromise, and the 0.5-DPL Method. After a year of committee deliberations, Parliament decreed on 7 February 2018 an allocation of seats for the 2019 elections that realizes degressive proportionality, but otherwise lacks methodological grounding. The allocation emerged from haggling and bargaining behind closed doors.

Published
2018

25. A power-weighted variant of the EU27 Cambridge Compromise

Author

Grimmett, Geoffrey, Oelbermann, Kai-Friederike, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Subjects
Mathematics - History and Overview, 91B12
Abstract

The Cambridge Compromise composition of the European Parliament allocates five base seats to each Member State's citizenry, and apportions the remaining seats proportionately to population figures using the divisor method with rounding upwards and observing a 96 seat capping. The power-weighted variant avoids the capping step, proceeding instead by a progressive non-linear downweighting of the population figures until the largest State is allocated exactly 96 seats. The pertinent calculations of the variant are described, and its relative constitutional merits are discussed.

Published
2011

26. Anhänge

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Reiss, Kristina, Series editor, Korn, Ralf, Series editor, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Published
2016
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27. Doppelproporz

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Reiss, Kristina, Series editor, Korn, Ralf, Series editor, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Published
2016
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28. Mindestbedingungen

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Reiss, Kristina, Series editor, Korn, Ralf, Series editor, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Published
2016
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29. Sitzverzerrungen

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Reiss, Kristina, Series editor, Korn, Ralf, Series editor, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Published
2016
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31. Rundungsregeln

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich, Reiss, Kristina, Series editor, Korn, Ralf, Series editor, and Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Published
2016
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32. Zusammensetzung des Europäischen Parlaments und degressive Repräsentation.

Author

Pukelsheim, Friedrich

Subjects
*LEGISLATIVE bodies, *COMMITTEES, *MEETINGS
Abstract

To date, there is no set procedure for the allocation of seats in the European Parliament. On a meeting of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) in February 2024, the establishment of a permanent system was addressed based on three proposals: the Power Compromise, the FPS Technique, and the Proportional Completion. This note reviews the criteria of Union law that must be observed and sketches the three proposals. As for the 2024--2029 parliament, the Power Compromise and the FPS Technique would generate allocations that are almost identical with the ad hoc composition decreed by the European Council in September 2023. The system of Proportional Completion allows for the introduction of transnational lists and thus would call for a comprehensive amendment of the European Electoral Act. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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48. Note on axiomatic properties of apportionment methods for proportional representation systems.

Author

Palomares, Antonio, Pukelsheim, Friedrich, and Ramírez, Victoriano

Subjects
*PROPORTIONAL representation, *MATHEMATICS, *POLITICAL parties, *CABINET system
Abstract

Apportionment methods are used in proportional representation systems for the apportionment of parliamentary seats among political parties proportionately to their vote counts, or for the allocation of parliamentary seats between geographical districts proportionately to their population figures. From an axiomatic viewpoint apportionment methods ought to satisfy six basic principles: anonymity, balancedness, concordance, decency, exactness, and fairness. It is well-known that the first two principles are implied by the last four. In this note it is shown that the last four principles are logically independent of each other. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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