 Despite the undemanding conditions, it can be shown that there exists no judgment aggregation rule F that jointly satisfies the above conditions that is not a dictatorship. This impossibility result is particularly meaningful because, when reformulated for a preference framework, it can be shown that Arrow’s theorem (for strict preference orderings) is obtained as a corollary (Dietrich and List 2007a). This led Dietrich and List to say that judgment aggregation can be seen as a more general problem than preference aggregation (see Grossi and Pigozzi 2014 for details on such reformulation).