This paper presents a new axiomatization of the Owen value for games with coalition structures. The driving force of this new axiomatization is a consistency axiom based on an associated game which is not a reduced game. We show that the Owen value is the only one satisfying, in addition with other rather ‘standard’ properties, a consistency requirement which makes it unnecessary to perform a p...

Let me begin with some words of warm thanks, first to Professors Michael Krauss and David Owen for engaging my work with attention and interest and, second, to the editors at PENNumbra, for soliciting my reactions. This Reply’s principal goal is to clarify some areas in which I think Professors Krauss and Owen misunderstood some aspects of my proposed framework for restructuring punitive damage...

Support statement: This work was supported by the State of New Mexico (appropriation from the Tobacco Settlement Fund), from the National Institutes of Health (P50HL107165 for B. Celli and Y. Tesfaigzi, RO1 HL068111 and ES015482 to Y. Tesfaigzi, R01CA164782 for Y. Tesfaigzi/S.A. Belinsky, R01 CA097356 for S.A. Belinsky, HL105339, HL114501, AI111475 for C.A. Owen, FAMRI CIA 123046 for C.A. Owen)...

ON THE NON-UNIQUENESS OF ELASTIC ROTATIONS FOR DEFORMATIONS OF MATERIALS WITH ELASTIC RANGE by David R. Owen In this note precise definitions of the concepts of permanent deformation, annealed state, and non-softening material are used to establish non-uniqueness of elastic rotations for deformations of certain materials with elastic range. ON THE NON-UNIQUENESS OF ELASTIC ROTATIONS FOR DEFORMA...