Abstract
How can we measure the voting power of individuals or groups of individuals in a collective choice process? The aim of this study is to review the various numerical answers that have been given to this question. A number of power indices are introduced and compared, not only through an application to the European Union Council, but also in terms of normative properties and probabilistic interpretations.
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