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Journal of Institutional Economics
2005 - 2013
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Volume 9, issue 02 , 2013
Role models that make you unhappy: light paternalism, social learning, and welfare pp. 131-159 Christian Schubert and Christian Cordes Does religiosity promote property rights and the rule of law? pp. 161-185 Niclas Berggren and Christian Bjørnskov Studying institutions in the context of natural selection: limits or opportunities? pp. 187-198 Pascal Boyer and Michael Bang Petersen ‘Model-Platonism’ in economics: on a classical epistemological critique pp. 199-221 Jakob Kapeller Editorial introduction to ‘Ownership’ by A. M. Honoré (1961) pp. 223-255 Geoffrey M. Hodgson Volume 8, issue 04 , 2012
Public governance of healthcare in the United States: a transaction costs economics (TCE) analysis of the 2010 reform pp. 429-457 Antoon Spithoven The relation between institutional and cultural factors in economic development: the case of Indonesia pp. 459-488 Roger Spranz , Alexander Lenger and Nils Goldschmidt Are institutional transplants viable? An examination in light of the proposals by Jeremy Bentham pp. 489-509 Juan Pablo Couyoumdjian Can capitalism restrain public perceived corruption? Some evidence pp. 511-535 Hugo J. Faria , Daniel R. Morales , Natasha Pineda and Hugo M. Montesinos Reflections on the implications of evolutionary psychology for the theory of institutions pp. 537-550 Jonathan Eastwood Volume 8, issue 03 , 2012
The enduring relevance of the model Platonism critique for economics and public policy pp. 289-294 Darrell Arnold and Frank P. Maier-Rigaud Model Platonism: Neoclassical economic thought in critical light pp. 295-323 Hans Albert , Darrell Arnold and Frank P. Maier-Rigaud The enduring relevance of the model Platonism critique for economics and public policy – Addendum pp. 325-325 Darrell Arnold and Frank P. Maier-Rigaud Linking institutions to economic performance: the role of macro-structures in micro-explanations pp. 327-349 Cyril Hédoin Trust in judicial institutions: an empirical approach pp. 351-369 Ludivine Roussey and Bruno Deffains Weird reciprocity? A ‘within-culture across-country’ trust experiment and methodological implications pp. 371-397 Björn Vollan International donor agencies’ incentive structures and foreign aid effectiveness pp. 399-427 Nara F. Monkam Volume 8, issue 02 , 2012
Judicial versus ‘natural’ selection of legal rules with an application to accident law pp. 143-159 Thomas Miceli Dynamics of corporate social responsibility: towards a new ‘conception of control’? pp. 161-186 Thomas Lamarche and Marianne Rubinstein The growth effects of institutional instability pp. 187-224 Niclas Berggren , Andreas Bergh and Christian Bjørnskov Rules and collective action: an institutional analysis of the performance of irrigation systems in Nepal pp. 225-246 Ram C. Bastakoti and Ganesh P. Shivakoti Prescribing institutions: Explaining the evolution of physician dispensing pp. 247-270 Karen Nisa Eggleston The (proper) microfoundations of routines and capabilities: a response to Winter, Pentland, Hodgson and Knudsen pp. 271-288 Teppo Felin and Nicolai J. Foss Volume 8, issue 01 , 2012
The naturalness of (many) social institutions: evolved cognition as their foundation pp. 1-25 Pascal Boyer and Michael Bang Petersen John Commons's organizational theory of institutions: a discussion pp. 27-47 Bernard Chavance Rule of law and the size of government pp. 49-69 Randall G. Holcombe and Cortney S. Rodet John Searle on the concept of political power, the power of states and war-making: why states demand a monopoly of the organisation and use of soldiers pp. 71-91 Thorvald Gran Using organizational economics to engage cultural key masters in creating change in forensic science administration to minimize bias and errors pp. 93-117 Everard James Cowan Institutional reversals and economic growth: Palestine 1516–1948 pp. 119-141 Andrew Schein Volume 7, issue 04 , 2011
Institutions and economic development: theory, policy and history pp. 473-498 Ha-Joon Chang Institutions first pp. 499-504 Peter J. Boettke and Alexander Fink Of markets and men: comments on Chang pp. 505-509 Maria Brouwer Can an unwilling horse be made drink? pp. 511-516 Young Back Choi Look how far we have come pp. 517-522 Christopher Clague Culture, institutions and economic growth pp. 523-527 Eelke de Jong Institutional change and economic development: concepts, theory and political economy pp. 529-534 Amitava Krishna Dutt Institutions and development: what a difference geography and time make! pp. 535-541 Kenneth P Jameson Institutions really don't matter for development? A response to Chang pp. 543-547 Philip Keefer Institutions and development: the primacy of microanalysis pp. 549-553 Mwangi S. Kimenyi How to make institutional economics better pp. 555-559 Robbert Maseland Institutions and development: generalizations that endanger progress pp. 561-565 Jeffrey B. Nugent Institutions and growth: the times-series and cross-section evidence pp. 567-570 Jaime Ros Development, institutions and class pp. 571-576 David F. Ruccio What should be the standards for scholarly criticism? pp. 577-581 Mary M. Shirley Which institutions matter? Separating the chaff from the wheat pp. 583-588 Arielle John and Virgil Henry Storr Deconstructing the dominant discourse: Chang on institutions and development pp. 589-593 John Joseph Wallis Reply to the comments on ‘Institutions and Economic Development: Theory, Policy and History’ pp. 595-613 Ha-Joon Chang Volume 7, issue 03 , 2011
Introduction to the Special Issue on the Evolution of Institutions pp. 299-315 Mark Blyth , Geoffrey Martin Hodgson , Orion Lewis and Sven Steinmo Crafting analytical tools to study institutional change pp. 317-343 Elinor Ostrom and Xavier Basurto Constraints on the evolution of social institutions and their implications for information flow pp. 345-371 R. . M. Dunbar Interlocking complementarities and institutional change pp. 373-392 Ugo Pagano Evolution as computation: integrating self-organization with generalized Darwinism pp. 393-423 Eric D. Beinhocker Conceptual issues in institutional economics: clarifying the fluidity of rules pp. 425-454 Jamie Morgan and Wendy Olsen Southeastern institutional change and biological variation: evidence from the 19th century Tennessee State Prison pp. 455-471 Scott Alan Carson Volume 7, issue 02 , 2011
Organizational routines and cognition: an introduction to empirical and analytical contributions pp. 147-156 Nathalie Lazaric Emergence and functionality of organizational routines: an individualistic approach pp. 157-174 Ulrich Witt Routines as multilevel mechanisms pp. 175-196 Jack J. Vromen Artifacts at the centre of routines: performing the material turn in routines theory pp. 197-230 D'Adderio, Luciana The endogenous origins of experience, routines, and organizational capabilities: the poverty of stimulus pp. 231-256 Teppo Felin and Nicolai Foss Problems at the Foundation? Comments on Felin and Foss pp. 257-277 Sidney Winter The foundation is solid, if you know where to look: comment on Felin and Foss pp. 279-293 Brian T. Pentland Poverty of stimulus and absence of cause: some questions for Felin and Foss pp. 295-298 Geoffrey Martin Hodgson and Thorbjørn Knudsen Volume 7, issue 01 , 2011
How does opportunistic behavior influence firm size? An evolutionary approach to organizational behavior pp. 1-21 Christian Cordes , Peter Richerson , Richard McElreath and Pontus Strimling An information perspective on path dependence pp. 23-45 Eric J. Heikkila The interaction of entrepreneurship and institutions pp. 47-75 Magnus Henrekson and Tino Sanandaji Social fragmentation and economic growth: evidence from developing countries pp. 77-104 Tade O. Okediji Development blocks, malinvestment and structural tensions – the Åkerman–Dahmén theory of the business cycle pp. 105-129 Lennart Erixon Choice, emergence, and constitutional process: a framework for positive analysis pp. 131-145 Petrik Runst and Richard E. Wagner
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