Journal of Institutional Economics

2005 - 2025

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Volume 10, month December, 2014

Introduction to the special issue on the future of institutional and evolutionary economics pp. 513-540

Geoffrey Hodgson and J. W. Stoelhorst

The future of new institutional economics: from early intuitions to a new paradigm? pp. 541-565

Claude Menard and Mary M. Shirley

Embedding organizational arrangements: towards a general model pp. 567-589

Claude Menard

On fuzzy frontiers and fragmented foundations: some reflections on the original and new institutional economics pp. 591-611

Geoffrey Hodgson

The future of evolutionary economics: can we break out of the beachhead? pp. 613-644

Sidney Winter

The future of evolutionary economics: why the modalities of explanation matter pp. 645-664

Ulrich Witt

The future of evolutionary economics is in a vision from the past pp. 665-682

J. W. Stoelhorst

Volume 10, month September, 2014

Digging deeper into Hardin's pasture: the complex institutional structure of ‘the tragedy of the commons’ pp. 353-369

Daniel H. Cole, Graham Epstein and Michael D. McGinnis

When do institutional transfers work? The relation between institutions, culture and the transplant effect: the case of Borno in north-eastern Nigeria pp. 371-397

Valentin Seidler

Reconsidering the nature and effects of habits in urban transportation behavior pp. 399-426

Olivier Brette, Thomas Buhler, Nathalie Lazaric and Kevin Maréchal

Civil liberty and economic growth in the world: a long-run perspective, 1850–2010 pp. 427-449

Javier Alfonso-Gil, Maricruz Lacalle-Calderón and Rocío Sánchez-Mangas

Trust, reciprocity, and a preference for economic freedom: experimental evidence pp. 451-470

Bryan McCannon

The economic theory of rights pp. 471-491

Randall Holcombe

Who decides the rules for network use? A ‘common pool’ analysis of gas network regulation pp. 493-512

Michelle Hallack and Miguel Vazquez

Volume 10, month June, 2014

Payments for ecosystem services: durable habits, dubious nudges, and doubtful efficacy pp. 175-195

Juha Hiedanpää and Daniel Bromley

Eleven mechanisms for the evolution of cooperation pp. 197-230

Michael A. Zaggl

Jumping off of the Great Gatsby curve: how institutions facilitate entrepreneurship and intergenerational mobility pp. 231-255

Christopher Boudreaux

Schumpeterian economic development and financial innovations: a conflicting evolution pp. 257-277

Faruk Ülgen

Measuring institutional quality in ancient Athens pp. 279-310

Andreas Bergh and Carl Hampus Lyttkens

Policy credibility and the political economy of reform: the case of Egypt's commodity subsidies pp. 311-335

Dalibor Roháč

Modeling the evolution of preferences: an answer to Schubert and Cordes pp. 337-347

Jakob Kapeller and Stefan Steinerberger

Reply to “Modeling the evolution of preferences: an answer to Schubert and Cordes” pp. 349-351

Christian Schubert, Christian Cordes and Peter J. Richerson

Volume 10, month March, 2014

Empirical analysis of legal institutions and institutional change: multiple-methods approaches and their application to corporate governance research pp. 1-20

John Buchanan, Dominic Heesang Chai and Simon Deakin

Religion: productive or unproductive? pp. 21-45

Travis Wiseman and Andrew Young

Who are the owners of the firm: shareholders, employees or no one? pp. 47-69

Virgile Chassagnon and Xavier Hollandts

Financial markets, fiscal constraints, and municipal debt: lessons and evidence from the panic of 1873 pp. 71-106

John Dove

Trust and arena size: expectations, institutions, and general trust, and critical population and group sizes pp. 107-134

Wolfram Elsner and Henning Schwardt

Institutional quality dataset pp. 135-161

Aljaz Kuncic

The evolution of the Dutch dairy industry and the rise of cooperatives: a research note pp. 163-174

Koen Frenken

Volume 9, month December, 2013

Two enduring lessons from Elinor Ostrom pp. 387-406

Brett M. Frischmann

Riding in cars with boys: Elinor Ostrom's adventures with the police pp. 407-425

Peter Boettke, Liya Palagashvili and Jayme Lemke

A multi-method approach to study robustness of social–ecological systems: the case of small-scale irrigation systems pp. 427-447

Marco A. Janssen and John M. Anderies

Elinor Ostrom and the robust political economy of common-pool resources pp. 449-468

Mark Pennington

Governing religion: the long-term effects of sacred financing pp. 469-490

Bo Rothstein and Rasmus Broms

Enclosing literacy? Common lands and human capital in Spain, 1860–1930 pp. 491-515

Francisco Beltrán Tapia

The impact of different distributions of power on access rights to the common wastelands: the Campine, Brecklands and Geest compared pp. 517-542

Maïka de Keyzer

Volume 9, month September, 2013

Institutional change and information production pp. 257-284

Fabio Landini

Comparative historical political economy pp. 285-301

Peter Boettke, Christopher Coyne and Peter Leeson

‘Wresting meaning from the market’: a reassessment of Ludwig Lachmann's entrepreneur pp. 303-328

Anthony M. Endres and David A. Harper

The formation of growth coalitions: the role of the rural sector pp. 329-350

Richard Grabowski

Positional goods and Robert Lee Hale's legal economics pp. 351-362

Massimiliano Vatiero

Economics of identity and economics of the firm: why and how their three central questions overlap pp. 363-379

Béatrice Boulu-Reshef

Volume 9, month June, 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 Hodgson

Volume 9, month March, 2013

How (Not) to measure institutions pp. 1-26

Stefan Voigt

Measuring institutions in the Trobriand Islands: a comment on Voigt's paper pp. 27-29

James Robinson

Measuring institutions: how to be precise though vague pp. 31-33

Mary M. Shirley

How (not) to measure institutions: a reply to Robinson and Shirley pp. 35-37

Stefan Voigt

Property, possession and natural resource management: towards a conceptual clarification pp. 39-60

Sabine Hoffmann

Priority setting in health care: from arbitrariness to societal values pp. 61-80

Philippe Batifoulier, Louise Braddock and John Latsis

Economic institutions: explanations for conformity and room for deviation pp. 81-108

David Dequech

Reflexivity, relative autonomy and the embedded individual in economics pp. 109-129

Chris Fuller