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This is a well-written compendium of both classical and recent results on qualitative and quantitative stability of linear optimization problems, where the case of infinitely many constraints is intrinsically included. The author presents basic theoretical approaches and outcomes of this area in a concise, competent and informative manner. Since this survey is almost complete, we cannot add much in our note. So, we will restrict ourselves to a discussion of two special subjects which are related to our own research, complementing thereby single aspects of the author’s presentation of Lipschitz stability analysis.

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Klatte, D. Comments on: Stability in linear optimization and related topics. A personal tour. TOP 20, 250–254 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11750-011-0217-5

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