Homo Oeconomicus

1983 - 2005

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2005, volume 23

The Case for Utilitarian Voting pp. 295-321

Claude Hillinger

Market for Votes pp. 323-332

Klaus Kultti and Hannu Salonen

Do Legal Sanctions Reinforce Social Sanctions? Evidence 19th Century Brittany pp. 333-346

Nicolas Vaillant

Employment Relations and the Boundaries of the Firm pp. 347-369

Harald Wiese

Arithmetics of Property Rights: A Leontief-type Model of Ownership Structures pp. 371-379

Frantisek Turnovec

æThe Poor Pay MoreÆ: Another Case of Discrimination in the Consumer Credit Market? pp. 381-400

Ingrid Gr÷▀l

Non Constant Sum and R+S Player Extensions of the Linear Programming Representation of Two Person Constant Sum Games pp. 401-424

Michael Ryan

Epistemology and Cultural Economics pp. 425-440

Tasos Zembylas

When a Black Suitcase Becomes More than a Black Suitcase pp. 443-445

Nicola Atkinson.Davidson

2005, volume 22

Maintaining the Integrity of Standards: No Passage East of Java pp. 1-20

Tineke M. Egyedi and John Hudsoni

Inter-Technology versus Intra-Technology Competition in Network Markets pp. 21-46

Tobias Langenberg

Intergration between Hardware an d Software Producers in the Presence of Indirect Network Externalities pp. 47-70

Sangin Park

Standardization Education pp. 71-92

Henk J. de Vries

The Economics of Standards: Theory, Evidence, Policy û a Review Article pp. 93-98

J÷rg Gr÷ndahl

The Economics of Standards: Theory, Evidence, Policy û a Review Article pp. 111-122

Marlies Ahlert and Bodo Vogt

A Formal Analysis of Melioration on the Basis of its Underlying Binary Relations pp. 123-145

Jose Apesteguia

Conventions: Some Conventional and Some Not So Conventional Wisdom pp. 147-168

Siegfried Berninghaus, Werner G³th and Hartmut Kliemt

Employment Duration and Resistance to Wage Reductions: Experimental Evidence pp. 169-189

Michael Burda, Werner G³th, Georg Kirchsteiger and Harald Uhlig

Risk Aversion on Probabilities: Experimental Evidence of Deciding Between Lotteries pp. 192-209

Martin Weber, Werner G³th and Eric van Damme

On the Evolutionary Stability of Profit Maximization pp. 208-230

Werner G³th and Steffen Huck

How to Play Randomly without a Random Generator: The Case of Maximin Players pp. 231-255

Yaakov Kaarev, Werner G³th and Hartmut Kliemt

Rules for SubjectsÆ Decisions in Full Information and Hidden Action Problems in Principal-Agent Games pp. 257-281

Bodo Vogt

2005, volume 21

On the Evolution of Conciousness pp. 473-494

Rudolf Hernegger

2004, volume 21

In Introduction: Explaining History û Neo-Institutionalism in Perspective pp. 1-20

Oliver Volckart

Village Communities as Cartels: Problems of Collective Action and their Solutions in Medieval and Early Modern Central Europe pp. 21-40

Oliver Volckart

A Rent SeekersÆ Paradise, or Why There Was No Revolution in Fifteenth- to Eighteenth-Century Nuremberg pp. 41-58

Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer

Fiscal Choices and Religion in Ottoman Europe pp. 59-82

Eliana Balla

The Evolution of the German Tort Law in the Nineteenth Century: an Economic Analysis of the Evolution of Law pp. 83-116

Martina Eckardt

Protecting Your Protection in a Violent World: the Link between an StatesÆs Organisation of Violence and its Constitutional Design pp. 117-152

Shawn Humphrey

Border Changes and price Adjustment: Evidence from Interwar Poland, 1918-1939 pp. 133-153

Nikolaus Wolf

The Rationale of Revolutions pp. 171-196

Ronald Wintrobe

The State and Two Revolutions: A Porperian Perspective pp. 197-224

Michael Keren

Why do Revolutions Succeed? The role of Rational Choice in the Chinese Communist Revolution pp. 225-250

Terry Sicular

Revolution or Reform? SocialismÆs Dilemma as Rational Choice Problem pp. 251-282

Mario Ferrero

Economic Development and Democracy. Does Industrialization Lead to Universal Suffrage? pp. 283-314

Roger Congleton

The Quandaries of Slavery and Civil War in the United States pp. 315-354

Norman Schofield

Social Choice and Southern Secession in the United States pp. 355-372

Kelley Gary

Secession as Revolution pp. 373-395

Robert Young

The Dynamics of the Columbian Civil Conflict: A New Dataset pp. 396-429

Jorge Restrepo, Michael Spagat and Juan Vargas

ItÆs all about State Structure û New Findings on Revolutionary Origins from Global Data pp. 429-455

Jack Goldstone, Ted Gurr, Monty Marshall and Jay Ulfelder

The Neuroeconomics of Anger pp. 473-494

Daniel Zizzo

How the Brain Predicts and Evaluates Monetary Rewards pp. 509-520

Giorgio Coricelli

Bounded Rationality and Theory Absorption pp. 521-541

Werner G³th and Hartmut Kliemt

Chancellor Schr÷der, the SPD, and Agenda 2010 pp. 543-572

Gerard Braunthal

Qualified Majority Voting Explained pp. 573-576

Dan S. Felsenthal and Moshé Machover

On the Perils of Adopting the Euro in the New Accession Countries pp. 597-619

Mariusz K. Krawczyk

2004, volume 20

Factionalsim, Violence and Bargaining in Civil Wars pp. 361-390

Gordon H. McCormick and Guillermo Owen

Labour Disputes in the Twentieth Century: an International Comparison and Evaluation of Theories pp. 391-422

Laszlo Goerke and Jakob Madsen

Institutions Matter û the Role of Institutional Factors for Labour Disputes: a Comment pp. 423-427

Elke Jahn

Institutinal Changes and Strike Activity in OECD-Countries: a Reply to Elke Jahn pp. 429-436

Laszlo Goerke and Jakob Madsen

The Role of Criticism in Growth Theory, 1939-1986 pp. 437-448

Hans Werner Holub, Veronoika V. Eberharter and Gottfried Tappeiner

The Coordinated Solution for Superadditive Games with Empty Core pp. 449-460

Dimitar Antov and Edward Packel

Quota Solutions beyond Quota Games: a Comment on Antov and Packel pp. 461-470

Maria Montero

On MonteroÆs Comments concerning the Coordinated Solution of Antov and Packel pp. 471-472

Dimitar Antov and Edward Packel

Global Monotonicity of Values of Cooperative Games: An Argument Supporting the Explanatory Power of ShapleyÆs Approach pp. 473-492

RenÚ Levinsk² and Peter Silßrsky

Implementing Democracy in Indirect Voting Processes: the Knesset Case pp. 493-498

Annick Laruelle