Axiomatic and game-theoretic analysis of bankruptcy and taxation problems: a survey

By William Thomson. Mathematical Social Sciences, 2003

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Fair Allocation Rules (2011, methodology): “…methodologically relevant, we ignore the literature concerning certain models of cost allocation in which demands are taken as fixed data, as they have been the object of other surveys in this volume, and the literature on the adjudication of conflicting claims (Moulin, Chapter 6; Thomson, 2003).”
A unifying framework for the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims (2012, unknown): “The reader is referred to Moulin (2002) or Thomson (2003) for reviews of the sizable related literature initiated by O’Neill (1982).”
Fair division with uncertain needs (2018, background): “A minimal fairness requirement is symmetry (Thomson (2003)).”