Journal of Institutional Economics

2005 - 2025

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Volume 6, month December, 2010

Inherent Vice: Minsky, Markomata, and the tendency of markets to undermine themselves pp. 415-443

Philip Mirowski

The behaviour of corporate actors: How much can we learn from the experimental literature? pp. 445-475

Christoph Engel

The close relation between organization theory and Oliver Williamson's transaction cost economics: a theory of the firm perspective pp. 477-503

Bernard Baudry and Virgile Chassagnon

Institutions, taxation, and market relationships in ancient Athens pp. 505-527

Carl Hampus Lyttkens

Liberalism after Burczak: redistribution, worker self-management and the market process pp. 529-542

David Andersson

Different contracts in the Civil Code for different organizations in the market: comparing co-operative and stock banks using a cost frontier approach pp. 543-567

Gilberto Turati

Volume 6, month September, 2010

Civil liberties and economic development pp. 281-304

Ariel BenYishay and Roger Betancourt

Fragmented authority from Ancien Régime to modernity: a quantitative analysis pp. 305-328

Mark Dincecco

Firms as social actors pp. 329-349

Richard Adelstein

Asset commitment, constitutional governance and the nature of the firm pp. 351-375

Anna Grandori

The procedure for institutional compatibility assessment: ex-ante policy assessment from an institutional perspective pp. 377-399

Insa Theesfeld, Christian Schleyer and Olivier Aznar

Why evolutionary realism underpins evolutionary economic analysis and theory: A reply to Runde's critique pp. 401-413

Kurt Dopfer and Jason Potts

Volume 6, month June, 2010

Hayek on tacit knowledge pp. 145-165

Fuat Oguz

Numbers as a cognitive and social technology: on the nature of conventional number sequences used in economic systems pp. 167-190

David A. Harper

Social capital and human development: an empirical investigation across European countries pp. 191-214

Asimina Christoforou

The origins of governments: from anarchy to hierarchy pp. 215-242

Matthew Baker, Erwin Bulte and Jacob Weisdorf

Constraining the state's ability to employ force: the standing army debates, 1697–99 pp. 243-259

Shawn Humphrey and Bradley A. Hansen

Ownership structure and incentives to invest: dual-structured irrigation cooperatives in Australia pp. 261-280

Bradley Plunkett, Fabio R. Chaddad and Michael L. Cook

Volume 6, month March, 2010

From the new institutional economics to organization economics: with applications to corporate governance, government agencies, and legal institutions pp. 1-37

Richard Posner

Organizations and economics pp. 39-45

Richard Adelstein

What do corporate directors maximize? (Not quite what everybody thinks) pp. 47-53

Amitai Aviram

Comment on Richard A. Posner's organization economics pp. 55-57

Jürgen G. Backhaus

Richard Posner's economics of organization pp. 59-63

Young Back Choi

Superb Posner – but can we go further? pp. 65-69

Bruno Frey

Organization economics explains many forensic science errors pp. 71-81

Roger Koppl

Organizations matter: they are institutions, after all pp. 83-90

John Linarelli

Judicial creativity and judicial errors: an organizational perspective pp. 91-98

Barbara Luppi and Francesco Parisi

Roll over George Stigler: Berle and Means meet Chicago price theory pp. 99-107

Steven Medema

Organizational economics: applications to metropolitan governance pp. 109-115

Elinor Ostrom

Legal persons: the evolution of fictitious species pp. 117-124

Ugo Pagano

Designing incentives in organizations pp. 125-132

John Roberts

Responding to change: internal and external factors in organizational success pp. 133-137

Thomas S. Ulen

Reply to comments pp. 139-143

Richard Posner

Volume 5, month December, 2009

Economic growth related to mutually interdependent institutions and technology pp. 259-288

Richard Lipsey

The taming of institutions in economics: the rise and methodology of the ‘new new institutionalism’ pp. 289-313

Peter Spiegler and William Milberg

The motives for cooperation in work organizations pp. 315-338

Helena Lopes, Ana C. Santos and Nuno Teles

Interests versus culture in the theory of institutional change? pp. 339-360

Joachim Zweynert

Ontology and the foundations of evolutionary economic theory: on Dopfer and Potts' General Theory of Economic Evolution pp. 361-378

Jochen Runde

Thorstein Veblen (1857–1929): ‘The Limitations of Marginal Utility’ (1909) pp. 379-397

Geoffrey Hodgson

Volume 5, month August, 2009

Knowledge and the theory of institutional change pp. 137-150

Thráinn Eggertsson

Comparing theories of institutional change pp. 151-180

Christopher Kingston and Gonzalo Caballero Miguez

Institutions and US regional development: a study of Massachusetts and Virginia pp. 181-205

Sukkoo Kim

Does institutional quality affect capital mobility? Evidence from developing countries pp. 207-223

Javed Younas

Comparative urban institutions and intertemporal externality: a revisit of the Coase conjecture pp. 225-250

Feng Deng

Self-deceit and self-serving bias: Adam Smith on ‘General Rules’ pp. 251-258

Elias Khalil

Volume 5, month April, 2009

The problem of credible commitment in reconstruction* pp. 1-23

Christopher Coyne and Peter Boettke

From fictions and aggregates to real entities in the theory of the firm pp. 25-46

David Gindis

Linking alternative theories of the firm – a first empirical application to the liquefied natural gas industry pp. 47-64

Sophia Ruester and Anne Neumann

Institutions, diseases, and economic progress: a unified framework pp. 65-87

Sambit Bhattacharyya

Exports and legal institutions: exploring the connection in transition economies pp. 89-115

Tanya Wanchek

Marx to-day: capitalism and socialism (1925) pp. 117-136

John R. Commons