We find these readings valuable for teaching courses about MCDM / MCDA.
- Department for Communities and Local Government (2009), Multi-Criteria Analysis: A Manual.
- D Kahneman (2011), Chapters 20-22 (“The illusion of validity", “Intuitions vs. formulas”, “Expert intuition: When can we trust it?”) of Thinking, Fast and Slow, Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
- D Kahneman, O Sibony & O Sunstein (2021), Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment, Little, Brown Spark (News »).
- JS Hammond, RL Keeney & H Raiffa (1998), “Even swaps: A rational method for making trade-offs”, Harvard Business Review 76, 137-49.
- E Forman & M Selly (2001), Chapters 1-3 (“Introduction”, “Problem solving & decision-making”, “Decision-making concepts & methodologies”), Decision by Objectives.
- R Hastie & RM Dawes (2010), Chapter 3 (“A general framework for judgment”), Rational Choice in an Uncertain World. The Psychology of Judgement & Decision Making, Sage Publications.
- V Belton & TJ Stewart (2002), Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis: An Integrated Approach, Kluwer (especially the first few chapters).
- R Haas & O Meixner, An Illustrated Guide to the Analytic Hierarchy Process.
- Wikipedia on ‘Conjoint Analysis’.
- Wikipedia on ‘PAPRIKA method’
- P Hansen & F Ombler (2008), “A new method for scoring multi-attribute value models using pairwise. rankings of alternatives”, Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis 15, 87-107.