Nonlocality in the Many-Worlds and Consistent-Histories Interpretations

Foundations of Physics 28 (2):157-166 (1998)
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Abstract

The many-worlds interpretation has usually been regarded as immune to nonlocality, and similar claims have been made for the consistent-histories interpretation (1-3). However, for a thought experiment of the Hardy type, the argument for nonlocality in the usual interpretation can be extended to both these other interpretations

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