Suppose that in a coalition formation game each participant has a preference list of the other participants and she prefers a set S to a set T if and only if she prefers the worst participant of S to the worst participant of T . We consider three deÿnitions of stability. In the case of no indi erenc
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Computational complexity of stable partitions with B-preferences
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