Dr. Bernard Norman Grofman Curriculum Vitae

    SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES BERNARD NORI'IAN GROFI,,IAN

UC-Irv ine MARCH, 1982

VITA

BERNARD N0RMAN GROFMAN. Professor

EDUCATION

B.S. University of Chicago, Mathematics (.l966)
M.A. University of Chicago, Political Science (1958)
Ph.D; University of Chicago, Political Science (1972)

ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD

1970-71 Instructor, Political Science, SUNY at Stony Brook
.1971-76 Assistant Professor, Po'litical Science, SUNY at Stony Brook
1973 Visiting Lecturer, Lehrstuhl fur Pol'itische hlissenschaft,

University of Mannheim (Summer Semester)
1975 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Applied Mathematics, SUNY at

Stony Brook (Spring Semester)
1975-76 Visiting Assjstant Professor, School of Social Sciences,

University of California, Irvine (Winter and Spring
Quarters )

1976-80 Associate Professor of Political Science and Social
Psychology, UC Irv'ine

1980- Professor of Poliiical Science and Social Psycho'logy,
University of California, Irvine

RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS

1972 SUNY Research Foundation Small Grant (Sunmer)
1973 Dzutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Travel Grani
1974 SUNY Research Foundation Small Grant (Sur,mer)
1976-77 Modeling Jury Decision Processes, National Science- Foundation, Law and Social Sciences Program (NSF

75-14091, $68,200).
\978-79 Electoral System: What Difference Does it Make? National

Science Foundation, Political Science Proqram
(NSF SoC 77-24474, $35,800, with Howard Scarrow).

1978-79 Mode'ling Jury Dec ision Processes: The Mu'ltnomah Jury
Archive, Nat'ional Science Foundation, Law and Social
Sciences Program (NSF SoC 77-24702, $73,800).

1979 A Conference on Voter Turnout. National Science
Foundation, Political Science Program (NSF S0C 78-19433,
$14,400 with Richard Brody and Herbert hleisberg)

1979-80 UC Irvine Academic Senate Committee on Research, Smal'l
Seed Grant

1980 A.Conference on Representation and Apportionment Issues in
the 1980's. National Science Foundation, Political
Science Program. (NSF #SES 79-25813, $20,200, with Arend
Lijphart, Robert McKay, and Howaid Scarrow; cosponsored
by the American Bar Association)



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RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS - (continued)

-I9=80:8-Z--TppTTcafIons 
of Game Theory to the Study of Potiticat

Institutions. National Science Foundation, Political
Science Program (NSF #SES 80-07915, $31,300 with
Gui llernn 0wen)

1981-82 Political Gerrymandering. National Foundation, Political
Science Program. (NSF #SES 81-07554, $49,970 with
Guillermo 0wen and Howard Scarrow)

PROFESS IONAL AFFIL IATIONS

American Pol itical Science Association
Public Choice Society
American Institute of Parliamentarians' 
Law and Soc iety Assoc iation
Midwest Pol itical Sc.ience Association
Society for General Systems Research
American Economics Associ ation
Conference Group on Representation and Electoral Systems

EDITORIAL BOARD

1980-

REFEREE

American Journal of Political Science

1972-
I 975-

1976-

1977 -

I 978-

1979-

1980-

1981 -

t982-

Manuscript Review Board: Behavioral Science
0ccasional referee, American Journal of Political Science:

irreorv ana oeciilo;ffiir-ffina
0ccasional referee, Political Methodoloqy; National Science

Foundation, Polit'i@
Occasional referee: American Pol'itical Science

Association, Division of Educational Affairs; Journal of
the American Statistical Association; Social SeGnf-

gram ,ffihe-fffi,
IInTVefETty of New York (Political Science).

Occasional referee: Psycholoqical Review; National Sc'ience
Foundation, Law andffiqram; Journal of
Personality and Social Ps.ychology; European JolirnaT oFrre@

Occasional referee: National Sc'ience Fo-und-t-ion, -Law 
and

Public Policy Program; Soc'ial Networks; National Science
Foundation, App 1 ied Math'ffii?s Trogram.

0ccasional referee: Law and Pof icy 0uarterl.y; National
Institute of Mental s.] Science
.Review, National Science Fou ;
National Science Foundation, Economics Program; Journal
of Conflict Resolution; Legislatjve Stud'ies QuarT6FlF0cffiri
Decision Sciences,

Ocffi ffiation; Social Science.
Quarterl.v; Soc iolog ica'l Methods and Research; National
Science Foundation, Developmental and Socjal Psychology
Program.



PUBLICATIONS

Edited Books

BERNARD NORMAN GROFMAN - 3ffi

(Ju ]y

(in press or forthcoming)

(E1) Grofman, Bernard N., Arend Lijphart, Robert McKay and Howard
Scarrow (f 9s. ). Representation and Redist{gt'!_ng [rsug:.
Lexington Books,

Professional Articles (in print)

group size, some
Science, Vo1. l9

(l) Grofman, Bernard N. Some notes on voting schemes and the will of
the majority. Public Choice, Vo'1. 7 (t^linter .l969), 

65-80.

(2) Grofman, Bernard N. The l97l election of the American Political
Science Association. PS (comnissioned for Sunmer, 1972), 278-289.

(3) Grofman, Bernard N., and Edward Muller. The strange case of
relative gratification and potential for political violence: The
V-curve. American Political Science Review, (June .l973), 

5.l4-539.

(4) Grofman, Bernard N., and Gerald Hyman. Probability and logic in
belief systems. Theory and Decision, Vo1. 4 (.l973), .l79-.l95.

(5) Grofman, Bernard N. Help'ing behavior and
exploratory stochastic models. Behavioral
19741, 219-2?4.

(6) Grofman, Bernard N., and Gera'ld Hyman.
Science, Vo1. l9ideology. Behav ioral

(7) Pool, Jonathan, and Bernard N. Grofman. Computer programs as a
means of efficiency and control in cross-cultural experimental
glmqg. Experimental Study of Politics, Vo'1. 4, No. 2 (July .l975),

27 -57 .

The loqical foundat'ions of
(July 1974), 225-237.

(8) Grofman, Bernard N. The
reconsidered. In Gordon
Vol. I (1975), l0l-119.

pri soner' s d i 'lenma game: Paradox
Tullock (Ed.), Frontiers of Economics,

In

Mun ich

(9) Mackelprang, A. J., Bernard N. Grofman, and N. Keith Thomas.
Electoral change and stability: Sorne new perspectives. American

.Politics Quarterly, Vo1. 3, No. 3 (July .l975), 
3.l5-339.

(10) Grofman, Bernard N. A review of macro-election systems.
Rudo'lph Wildenmann (Ed.), German Political Yearbook
(Sozialwissenschaftl jches l. 4,G-



BERNARD NORMAN GROFMAN . 4w
Pnof essional Artic'les ( in print) - ( continued)

(11) Grofman, Bernard N., and Jonathan Pool. Bayesian models for
iterated prisoner's dilenma games. Genera'l Systems, Vol. 20 (1975),

(LZ) Grofman, Bernard N. Not necessarily twelve and not necessarily
unanimous: Evaluat'ing the impact of Williams v. Florida and
Johnson v. Louisiana. In Gordon Bermffi and Neil

and the LqU: Research Frontierc.
Lexington: D.C. Heath, 1976, .l49-.l68.

(13) Grofman, Bernard N. Jury dec is'ion-making models. In Stuart Nage'l
Criminal Justice System. Saqe Criminal Justice
ffiseffi,

(Ed. ). Model inq the
S-ystem mrural s loT.

(14) Feld, Scott, and Bernard N. Grofman. Variation in class
class size paradox, and some consequences for students.
in H'igher Education, Vo1. 6, No. 3 (1977), 215-222.

size, the
Research

(15) Grofman, Bernard N., and Jonathan Pool. How to make cooperation
the opt'imizing strategy in a two-person game. Journal of
Mathematical Soc jology, Vol. 5, No. 2 (1977), lfTB6-.7

(16) Grofman, Bernard N. Judgmental competence
groups in a d'ichotomous choice s ituation.
Sociology, Vo1. 6, No. 1. (.l978), 47-60.

(18) Grofman, Bernard
In Gordon Tullock
98-110.

N. Preliminary models of jury
(Ed. ), Front'iers of Economics,

of individuals and
Journal of Mathematical

decision-making.
vol. 3 (1e80),

(17) Grofman, Bernard N., and Howard Scarrow. Iannucci and its
aftermath: The appf icat,ion of the Banzhaf-eFlTeFTon to weighted
voting systems in the State of New York. In Steven Brams, Andrew
Schotter and Gerhard Schwodiauer (Eds.), Applied Game Theory.
Vienna: Physica-Verlag, L979, 168-183.

(19) Grofman, Bernard N. Jury decision-mak'ing models and the Supreme
Court: The jury cases from hlill'iams v. Florida to Ballew v.
Georgia. Policy StuOies JournaTTI9B0),-TW772

(20) Grofman, Bernard N. The s'lippery slope: Jury size and iury verdict
requirements: Legal and social science approaches. Law and
Po'iitics Quarterly Vol. 2, No. 3 (July 1980), 285-304. 

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Prof essional Artic'les (in print) - (continued)

Bernard N., and Howard Scarrow. Mathematics, social
and the courts: trrro case studies. In Michael Saks and
Baron (Eds. ), The Use/Nonuse/T,ai suse of Appl ied Soc ial
'in the Courts 80,

Ltt -t'zt .

(22) Grofman, Bernard N. Mathematical nndels of jury/juror decision
making. In Bruce D. Sales (Ed.), Lqrspectives in Law and

?sychology, Volume II: Th. Jr"y, ffi.rt.r.ffi
(23) Grofman, Bernard N. The theory of cornmittees and elections: The

legacy of Duncan Black. In Gordon Tullock (Ed.), Toward a Science
of Politics: Papers in Honor of Duncan Blggk. Bl@

stitute and State
University, 1981, 11-57.

(24) l^leisberg, Herbert and Bernard N. Grofman. Candidate evaluations
and turnout. Amerjcan Politics Quarterly, Vo1. 9, No. 2 (April
1981), t97-2t9-

(25) Grofman, Bernard N. Fair and Equal representation. Ethics, Vo1.
91, (April L9B1), 477-485.

(26) Grofman, Bernard N. and Howard Scarrow. Weighted voting 'in New

York. Leg'islat'ive Studies Quarterly, Vo1. VI, No.2 (May 1981),
287 -304.

(27) Grofman, Bernard N. Alternatives to single-member plura'lity
districts: Lega'l and emp'irical issues. Po'lic.y Stqdies Journql,
Vol. 9, Spec'iai Issue 3, (May 1981), pp. ffi
Bernard Grofman, Arend Lijphart, Robert McKay and Howard Scarrow
(Eds.), Representation and Red'istricting Issues. Lexington Books,
I 982.

(28) Taagepera, Rein, and Bernard N. Grofman. Effective size and number
of components. Sociological Methods and Research, Vol. L0 (August
1981), 63-81

(21) Grofman,
sc i ence
Charl es
Research

(29) Landa, Janet, and Bernard N. Grofman. Games of breach
of contract law in protectinq the expectation jnterest.
in Law and Economics Annual, Vol. 3 (1981), 67-90.

(30) Grofman, Bernard N.

and the role
Research

A dynamic model
Vol. 27 (1SaZ1,

of proto-coal ition formation.
77 -90.Behavioral Science,



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Prrofessional Articles (in press or forthcoming) - (continued)

(31) Grofman, Bernard N. Political cartoons as political arguments.
International Pol itical Science Review (1982, forthcoming).

(32) Grofman, Bernard N., GuiIIernp Owen and Scott L. Fe'ld. Thirteen
theorems in search of the truth. Theory and Decision (1982,
forthcomi ng ).

(33) Grofman, Bernard N., Guillermo 0wen and scott L. Fe'ld. Average
competence, variability in individual competence, and the accuracy
of statistically pooled group decisions. Psychological Reports
(1982, forthcoming).

(34) Grofman, Bernard and Howard Scarrow. Current issues in 
I

reapportionment. taw and Policy Quarterly (1982, forthcoming).

(35) Grofman, Bernard N. and Gui'llermo Owen. A game theoretic approach
to centrality in social networks. Social Networks (1982,
forthcomi ng ).

(36) Owen, Guillermo and Bernard N.
How likel.y is your vote to make
forthcomi ng ) .

Grofman. To vote or not to vote:
a difference? PgLlrc Qhoice (i983,

(37) Grofman, Bernard, Scott Fe1d, and Guillermo 0wen. Evaluating the
competence of experts, pooling individual judgements into a
collective choice, and delegating decision responsibility to
subgroups. In Felix Geyer and Hans van der Zouwen (Eds.), Models
of Mexico (title tent.). New York: Pergamon Press, 1983,
forthcomi ng.

(38) Grofman, Bernard N. Applications of a dynamic model of
proto-coalition formation. In Norman Schofield (Ed.), European
Cab inet Coal itio4s. New York: Reidel, 1983, forthcominil--

(39) 0wen, Guillermo and Bernard N. Grofman. coalitions and power inpolitical situations. In Manfred Holler (Ed.), Coalitions.
Munich: Springer Ver'lag, 1983, forthcoming.

(40) Grofman, Bernard N. The genera'l irrelevance of the zero sum
assumption in the legis'lative context. In Manfred Holler (Ed.),
Coa'litions. Munich: Springer-Ver1ag, 1983, forthcoming.

(41) Grofman, Bernard N. Pig and proletariat: Animal Farm as history.
]n @ Reader: From AristophaFtdZdF-Comix. New
Yor@s n of
this paper was published as Research Report RB, School of Social
Sciences, University of California, Irvine, November 1978.)



BERNARD NORMAN GROFMAN . 78-
Research Notes

(R10) Feld, Scott, and
faculty, students' size paradox. In
Vol. 3 (teso).

(R2) Grofman, Bernard N. A conment onpreliminary mathematical model.',
1975),100_103

xDemocratic theory:
Public Choice, VoJ.

( in print)
(Rl) Grofman, Bernard N. Research note: Rationa'r choice moders andself-furfirins and serf-defe.iiG-p";;;;;;.r. rn hr. Leinrernerand E. Kohter (ros.), Deve.topmenti \n irr" @

A
21 (Spring

(R3) Grofman, Bernard N., and Scott Ferd. A note on crique avoidancein repeated jury seiection t"o, irong a"rixea pool of jurors:comparisons of manpower savings in-iix- ina tr.rve_member juries.. public choice, vol. 26 (Sunmei lglaj,' r+s_iso." '|yu ,,,s',uEr !

(R4) Grofman, Bernard N.. A conment onscales: Concept and measurement.,,
1976), t07_l I t.

(R5) Grofman, Bernard N. A conment
discriminant function ana lys is.
(1978) , 241.-248

(R6) Grofman, Bernard N. Research note: { nirot study of individualbehavior as mediated uv-i[e group conteit: three- and five-membernrock juries. E-p."rmt.t s;rO , vol. 7 (tg7g),41-54.
(R7) Grofman, Bernard N. Note: Mo Fiorina,s advice to children andother subordinates. tuu*,.o i]'vor. 52, No. 5(Novembe.r 7g7g ),- ZgZ-ff
(RB ) Grofman, Bernard-N. The case for majority jury verdicts. TriaIMagazine, Vol. 18, No. le (Oecember 1979), 23_25, 29, 4l_4g.-
(R9) Grofman, Bernard N. Abstention in two-candidate and three-candidate elections when voters use mi*eJ'it"ategies. publicChoice, VoI. 34. No. Z (1g7si, -re9'-z0i;^"" ' _

"Single-peakedness and
Public Choice, Vol.

Guttman
28 (t,linter

on Dye and McManus' use of
Po I itical Methodol ogy, Vo.l. 5

Bernard N. Grofman. Conflict of interest between
Consequences of the class
Frontiers of Economics,

(Rl1) Grofman, Bernard N. panel assignment vs. en banc decision: Somecalculations as to the power or"variouisizeo blocs in the u.S.Court of Appeals. qg1lmetrtci (id80i:" "'

and administrators:
Gordon Tu Il ock (Ed. ),



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Research Notes (in print) - (continued)

(Rl2) Grofman, Bernard N. Fair apportionment and the Banzhaf index.
American Mathematics Monthly Vol. 88. No. 1 (1981), 1-5.

(R13) Grofman, Bernard N. and Howard Scarrow. Introduction to 'special
issue on reapportionment.' Policy Studies Journal (April 1981
Special Issue) 1-7.

Research Notes ( in press)

(R14) Grofman, Bernard N. For single-member districts, random is not
equal. In Bernard Grofman, Arend Lijphart, Robert McKay and Howard' Scarrow (Eds. ), Represenlation and Redist _!c't'!g_!ggues, Lexington
Books, l98l (for

(R15) Grofman, Bernard N. The pure theory of elevators. Mathematics
Magazine, ( 

.l982, forthcoming).

(R16) Brody, Richard and Bernard N. Grofman. Stimulus differentiation
vs. stimu'lus complexity as factors affecting turnout in two-
candidate and multi-candidate races. Political Behavior (1982,
forthcomi ng ).

Curricular Materials (in press)

(Ct'tl) Grofman, Bernard N. Modelling jury verdicts. University Modules' in App'l i ed Math emat i cs ( 1982, 
- 
forthcomi ng ) .

Professional Articles (unpublished work in progress)

(U1) Feld, Scott L., Bernard N. Grofman and Guil'lermo Owen. Group size
and the performance of a composite group in multi-item decision
tasks, 1982.

(U2) Ward vs. at large elections, I: Theoretical issue. Unpub'lished
manuscript, March L982.

(U3) Measures of bias vs. seats-votes relationships. Unpublished
manuscript, March L982.



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Grofman' Bernard. N' -Mathemati.:-:rd_por itics: Mathematical

,*

Grofman, Bernard
rel ativ ism, . In

, 19-7 orneJl

N. A comment on
Max Black rFd I 3]::f::'l:tl9'?litv and culturat

Scott L. Feld and

,"W'ri#i;;,
Grofman,
approach

rne

Bernard N.,
to optimal Guillermo

In J. L.
dec.i s jon mak f ng. ,!Xfr?; rcl.!lv"iunProceed i n M.;;;iiJ,ur Conqress of Systems anax rco Cit usr 13- , oto-offsetl 1.

Book Notes Reviews and Conmunications (in prfnt)
(Bl) Book note:

Political, __ , _,rus rrCV tEWgH$+=Brle:,-s|-Q5g^ (New, Rev i sed ).s cEnE-Riliewlr, rrfirl i Effi . X 

.l 
JiEi;

(82') A note on
290.

(84) Book note:

American
l2BETZg0.

(Sunmer 1g7Z),

Amer i c an

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.the-paradox of cyclical
12 (Sprine lstz)," rte_iiq.

t

Ordeshook,

'A caveat to the t9Z0 APSA election., pS

(AS1 a note on somg .ggneralizat jons ofmajorities. prUti. ffoii.,,ot.

Politicat
John Sohnsuist

Science Review,'i,
(85) Book note: r.li iliam H. Riker and peter C.

.
An

(80) Cornmun icatii; ih; i;.:li ,1,13?l],'ug:,lng : a conment..on 
.,six-member juries

4, i.: i-ijrry, 1s77). q_ , vol.
(rr) 

f:ff|?;;;:,T, 'Differentiat effects of jury size. . .r' (July, iO;z) , vor.4, No. z

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(88) Uolopoly, the state of the art: A review of The Monopoly Book ancl
1000 t.lgys to win Monopoly Games. Simutation an-ilGdfrer-(ig7B-I,--
ZW-ET'

(sg) Iglg*Sv^j! t_gupitalist plot. Simulatior1_g@ Gamg!., Vol. 9, No. z(1978), 252-254. (Reprinted 'in @1. 70, iglg.)
(Bl0) Book note: Keith M. Baker, condorcet: FLom Natura'l philosophy to

Social Mathematics. America i.-Z-
2L3.

(Bl I ) Book note: 0l'iver Thomson, . Mass perqqqs ion in Hj r-tgry,.
Conmuni cation (Autumn, 1978 );-204-U5.

'Journal of

(812) Book note: Michael Saks, Jury Verdicts.
Newsletter (Febru ary l9t9 );-foTfT;-No.

(813) Book note: Michael Tracey, The proctuction of Political Television.
Journal of Conmunicat'ion (Au ITffi-

(B14) A lotg on Abraham Lincoln in probabilityland. Theory and Decision,Vol. 11 (.l979), 453-455.

(Bl5) Book review: Michael Taylor, Anarchy and cooperation. Theory and
Decision, Vol. 12 (1980), 107-m

(816) Book note: Susan Hensley, Body polit'ics. American political
Sc i ence R ev ie! ( March 1980 )J22--T-2il-

Book Notes, Reviews and Conmunications (in press or forthcoming)

(817) Book note: Howard D. Hamilton, Electing the cincinnati city
Council: An Examination of Alte tition

.

(B1B) corment: "Should representatives be 'typica), of their
constituents." In B. Grofman, A. Lijphart, R. McKay, and H.
Scarrow (Eds. ). Representat'ion and Redistiictinq Iisues.
Lexington Books,

(819) Book note: Bruce J. West (Ed. ), Mathematical Moclels as a Too'l for
the Soc ial Sciences. Soc iat Scierrces-Ouar[eFl7Tl9'8X-foTth'ffiing1.

(820) Book review: Political geography. American political science

(821) Abstract: Modelling the
Journal of Mathematical

Social Action and the Law
rrt

political consequences of electoral laws.
Social Sciences (1983 forthcoming).



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ch Reports

(l'11) Everythinq-yoY always wanted to know about parliamentary procedureand were afraid to ask. working pupe"-wisq, school of SocialSciences, University of car iforiiu,'i"rir.,'Febr.ui"y-rg7a:
(l.l2) confessions of a mad modeler;.and rhe paradox of voting in afaculty appointment decision'(with liui.n Brown). nuiEurch ReportR6' School of Social sciences, un.ireriiiv or california, Irvine,June 1978.

(l'l3) shou'ld political scientists. be paid to think? Research Report,school of sociar sciences, univLrsrtv-oi' ca'rifornia, Irvine,December 7979. ' - '-J 
,

Conference papers ( unpubl ished)

(Cl) Grofman, Bernard N., and Farid Massouh. Toward a formalization ofDavid Easton's systems ana'tysis. 
-p"eiented 

at ffre igog Meeting ofthe American potitical Scie"nce Associ;ii;;.
(c2) Grgfman, Bernard_N. Epsjron r.isk theory and iterated prisoner,sdilenma games. Presented at the Matheruti.ul social sciences Boardseminar on the Mathematicar rheorv-;i.-c;ijgg!]ve Decisions, HirtonHead Island, South CaroJina, Augu"st-a_ia, 'igiil" "-" 'J r\''r:

(c3) Ericl-<s01,. Kenneth, and Bernard N. Grofman. A comparativelongitudinal analysis of strike activiiv:' Apptication, ioindustrialized and industrializing econ6mies. presented at the
9"9qq.of-speciatists Session "Wor(ers anA politici, ; iniernationatPolitical Science Association, tqonireai,'-nugust lg-zs, ign.

(c+1 Grofman, Bernard N., and A. .J. Macke'lprang. The strange case ofpartisan attitude and vote direction inJ iote turnout: An S-curvemodel. Presented at the conference on warrtrorsctrung-ira""
lvrstemana)ys is, sponsored by the volr iwigen rouncritlon,'-ft,. GermanPolitical Research Institute, Datum, inJ-ih. unive"sity ;;Michigan; Bad Mustereifel, [rest e."rinv, 

-June 
zs-aO--\giq.

(c5) Grofman, Bernard N., and Jonathan pool. Flexible computer-basedgames in trainfng-and research. presented at the l3th AnnualNationa'l Gaming 
- 

Counc_i I S.ympos ium, pittsburgh, 0ctober g-.l0,1974. (t^lith Jonathan pml . )' '

(c6) Grofman, Bernard.N., and v. Lee Hamflton. Juror choices as afunction of verdict severity. Presented at the Annuai 
-l,l.oting 

ofthe Pub I ic choi ce soc iety, New orieani, 
-Mi..r, 

.I-77 .

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Conference Papers (unpublished) - (continued)

(C7) Grofman, Bernard N., and Herbert t^leisberg. Long term voter
predispositions and turnout. Presented at the Conference on Voter
Turnout. San Diego, May 16-19, 1979. -.,-..0

(C8) Grofman, Bernard N. Should you brush your teeth on November 4,
1980: A rational choice perspective. Not presented at the
Conference on Voter Turnout, San Diego, May 16-19, L979.

(C9) 0wen, Guillermo and Bernard Grofman. Collective representation and
the seats-votes swing relationsh'ip. Prepared for Delivery to the
Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers, San
Antonio, Texas, April 22-28, 1982. I

(C10) Grofman, Bernard N. and Janet Landa. The development of trading
networks among spatially separated traders as a process of
protocoalition formation. Prepared for delivery to the annual
meeting of the Western Econom'ics Association, Los Angeles, June
15-18, 1.982.

(C11) The unreformer's gu'ide to redistricting reform, or Conmon Cause is
a cormon menace. Paper prepared for de'l'ivery at the pane'l on
nlntended and Unintended Consequences of Electoral Reform. " Annual
meeting of the American Political Science Assoc'iation, Denver,
September 7982.

Semiprofessional Publications (in print)

(Sl) Voting tactics: A neg'lected study, parts I, II. Parl iamentary
(July-1971), 3-.l5; (0ctober l97]F,-T9:N.Journal, Vo'l 12

(S2) l^lho knows the score on the board of supervisors? Opinion-Editorial
Page, Newsday, March 6, 1977. (t^lith Howard Scarrow.)

(53) Meeting Dynamics. Parliamentary Journal, Vol. 18, (0ctober 1977),
l8-23.

(Sa) MV years as Parliamentarian to the United States Nationa'l Student
Aisociation. Parliamentary .'tournal, Vo1. 20 (1979), 18-21.

(S5) Grofman, Bernard N., and Howard
apportionment: Equality of what?
No. 5 (May 1981), 242-254.

Scarrow. The riddle of
National Civic Review, Vo'1. 70,



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Other Publications

(01) Chicago. In David Glazier (Ed.), Student Trave'l in America. New
York: Pyramid Publicat'ion, .l968.

(OZ1 Chicago: Hyde Park and the University of Chicago, the Loop and
Near-North. In Where the Fun is: East of the Mississipp'i. Simon
and Schuster, 19

RECENT CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION

Invited Participant, Nationa'l Election Studies Conference on Partisan
Identification. Tallahassee, F'lorida, February 23-24, .l978.

Chair, Panel on "Models of ConfIict," Discussant, Panel on "Collective
Choice." Annual Meeting of the PubIic Choice Society," New 0rleans,
March 3-5, 1978.

Chair, Panel on "Political Cartooning and Satire." Annual Meeting of the
Southwestern Pol itical Science Assrciat'ion. Houston, April I2-.l5, 1978.

Invited Part'icipant, Conference on "Socia'l Networks." Stanford
University, May 10-11, L979.

Discussant, Panel on "Models of the Legal Process." Annua'l Meeting of
the Law and Society Association, l4ay 1.-2, 1979, San Francisco.

Coorganizer (wjth Richard Brody and Herbert Weisberg), Conference on
"Voter Turnout," May 16-L9, L979, San Diego.

Discussant, Panel on "Recent Developments in the Theory of Electoral
Choice." Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association,
September, 1979

Chair, Panels on "Individual Pofitical Choice" and "Soc'ial Choice."
Annual Meeting of the Public Choice Society. March L4-16, 1980, San
Franc i sco.

Section Chair, Panels on "Political Economy." Annual Meeting of the
Western Political Science Associat'ion, March 28-30, 1980, San Francisco.

Discussant, Panel on "Formal Models of Majority Choice." Annual Meeting
of the Midwest Political Science Assrciation, April ?3-26, 1980.

Discussant, Pane'l on "Economics of Crime." Annual Meeting of the Eastern
Economic Association. May 6-8, 1980, Montreal.



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RECENT CONFERENCE PARTICIpA'rI0N - (continued)

co-organizer (with Arend Lijphart,_Robert McKay, and Howard scarrow).
Conference on "Representation and Apportionmeni Issues in the-19g0,i:,,
June 1.2-15, i980, San Diego.

Participant, Pql"] on "Reapportionment" AnnuaI Meeting of the Nationalconference of State Legislatures. Jury 11-15, 19g0, il.* y;;k.

l-u"!!cipant, sessions on "The civic Agenda for the .l9g0s.,, 
AnnualMeeting of the National Municipal Lealue. November 15-19, tggO, Houston.

Participant, Conference on "Reapportionment. " National Conference ofState Legislatures, Salt Lake C'ity, December, 19g0. i

chair, PaneI on "Elections." Annual Meeting of the public choice
Soc iety, New 0r'leans, March 13- 15, I 9gl .

Invited Participant, SSRC Conference on "Mathematica'l Economics and
ly!]i. Policy." university of Essex, colcrresier, England, March zz-27,l98l .

Discussant, Panel on "The underground Economy. " Annual l4eeting of theEuropean Public choice Society,-April 9-11, iga1, oiio"o,-ingi;ro.
Discussant, Panel on "Reapportionment.'r Annual Meeting of the MidwestPolitical Science Association, Cincinnati, April, lggl:
Discussant, Panel on "Collective Choice" Annual Meeting of the Western
Economics Association, San Francisco, July, .l9g1.

Invited Discussant, First AnnuaI conference of the International
Consortium of Prograrns in Pol itical Econom.y, ',Economics and pol iticalBehavior," New York, October 30-31, 1991.

Co-organizer (with Julius Margolis), Second Annual Conference of theInternational Consortium of Programs in Political Economy, ,'The political
Economy of Organizational Behavlor,', Irvine, January ts-\i, tgaz.
Participant, southern california poritical Behavior Seminar, Irvine,
February 19, 1982.

Qhalr, Panel on uApplied game theory,', Annual Meeting of the public
Choice Society, San Antonio, March 5-7, lgg1.

Invited Discussant, Third carnegie-Meilon conference on political
Economy, Pittsburgh, April 29-Mly 1, lgg1.



Invited Participant, Research Conference on European Politiqql Party
Systems. European University, Florence, Italy, June 9-14, 1982.

Discussant, Annual Meet'ing of the Western Economics Association, Invited'
Panel on Public Choice, Los Angeles, July L5-L8' 1982.

Co-organizer (vrith Arend Liiphart), Spec.ia.'1. Sessjon on "The Political
Conse(uences of Electoral Laws." Threlfth World Congress of the
International Poljtical Science Association, Rio de Janeiro, August 9-14,
1982.

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RECENT CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION - (continued)

MI SCELLANEOUS

Current Research

My curyent research is on mathemat'ical nodels of group. dec"ision-making 
.

a-nd focuses on small group behavior (especially iuries) on the one hand

and electoral behavioi (especia'l1y reapportionment) on the other. I am

also involved in modeling sequent'ia1 decjsion games' and in doing
computer simulations of human jnformat'ion processing_and decisjon
heui^istics. I also have strong side 'interests in pol itical propaganda,
particularly politjcal cartoon'ing and satire, and in law and socjal
sc i ence.

Recent Courses Taught

Models of Collective Decision-Making
Pol itical Sat'ire
Introduction to Decision
Gane Theory APP I'icat i ons
Sma'l'l Group Behav ior
Introduction to Mathematical
Coalition TheorY

Analys'is
in the Social

Mode'ls in

Sc i ences

the Social Sciences