In the past, Michael Sandel has inveighed against modes of debate that bracket moral questions and exhorted Americans to discuss controversial issues in openly ethical terms, without telling us whose conception should prevail. His inviting probing style, coupled with his insistence you couldn’t have a just society being judgmental, made him an academic sensation.1 The title new book, Tyranny Me...

In this contribution to the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science Special Issue on Understanding Diversity Dynamics in Systems: Social Equality as an Organization Change Issue, I develop and describe design specifications for systemic diversity interventions in upward mobility career systems, aimed at optimizing decision making through mitigating bias by engaging gatekeepers. These intervention...

When wise people take critical decisions, they usually take into account the opinions from many experts. Now whether to give equal importance to each expert’s opinion or weigh them according to their expertise, their experience is another good logical problem to think on. The main focus of this paper is to closely compare the performance of equally weighted voting (democracy) schemes in Machine...