Constitutional Political Economy

1990 - 2026

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Market-preserving federalism and the de facto commerce clause pp. 361-383: Andrew T. Young
Does the electoral process cause less terrorism? pp. 384-404: Christian Bjørnskov and Lasse Skjoldager Eskildsen
Recent emigrant waves and the institutional quality of origin country: evidence from Greece pp. 405-428: Theodosios Sykas
Civil society and authoritarian regimes: a case study of Belarus pp. 429-447: Anthony J. Evans
Civic associations and polycentric approaches to environmental justice in Louisiana pp. 448-469: Siobhain Lash
Rent seeking on Rum Row pp. 470-489: Nicholas A. Snow
Correction: Rent seeking at the margin? Theory and evidence from UNESCO World Heritage List pp. 490-490: Martina Dattilo, Fabio Padovano and Yvon Rocaboy
Correction: Political representation in an era of income inequality and post-truth politics pp. 491-491: Calum M. Carmichael

Rent seeking in a constitutional context: linkages and constraints pp. 149-172: Roger D. Congleton
Quality of institutions, rent-seeking, and inter-jurisdictional cooperation pp. 173-193: Giuseppe Di Liddo and Michele G. Giuranno
Aggregate and distributional aspects of rent seeking activities in a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium setup pp. 194-226: Tryfonas Christou, Apostolis Philippopoulos and Vanghelis Vassilatos
The welfare cost of intra-firm rent-seeking and optimal labor income taxation pp. 227-251: Christian Scharrer and Roman Bothmann
The crisis of commercial society: Adam Smith and the age of political capitalism pp. 252-274: Juan David Bohorquez Pacateque
Rent seeking at the margin? Theory and evidence from UNESCO World Heritage List pp. 275-301: Martina Dattilo, Fabio Padovano and Yvon Rocaboy
Political influence and corporate profits: a study of Hungarian firms pp. 302-323: Zoltán Bartha
Ideological competition during the era of the 20th century cold war: The political economy of persuasion with a Trojan horse pp. 324-347: Arye L. Hillman
Rent seeking as individual persuasion pp. 348-359: Ronen Gradwohl and Arye Hillman

‘Lessons from classical liberalism for the modern world’ an introduction to the special issue pp. 1-2: Adam Oliver
Classical liberalism on autonomy and diversity: what it means for individual action and society’s institutions pp. 3-21: Shaun Hargreaves Heap
Private acts, social acts and entrepreneurship: Can Millian liberalism justify regulation against bad nudges? pp. 22-39: Robert Sugden
Liberalism as a philosophy of indirection: Some early perspectives pp. 40-55: Mario J. Rizzo
Agency, adaptation, and discussion in liberal societies: Lessons from Frank H. Knight pp. 56-73: Malte Dold
Adam Smith on markets and their potential to benefit the poorest in society pp. 74-97: Ginny Seung Choi and Virgil Henry Storr
Evolution, complexity, and intelligence: the methodological foundations of evolutionary liberalism pp. 98-114: Otto Lehto
Social and values heterogeneity, and the crisis of liberal democracy: classical liberal diagnostic and modus vivendi governance solutions pp. 115-132: Paul Dragos Aligica and Peter Boettke
Autonomy and its limits in ‘the good society’ pp. 133-147: Adam Oliver

New directions in research on ordoliberalism pp. 401-407: Tim Krieger, Marie Daou, Karen Horn and Stefan Kolev
The renaissance of ordoliberalism in the 1970s and 1980s* pp. 408-423: Tim Krieger and Daniel Nientiedt
Endogenous preferences: a challenge to constitutional political economy’s normative foundation? pp. 424-443: Malte Dold
Ordoliberalism goes China? A comparison of recent developments in EU and chinese competition law considering the digital economy pp. 444-468: Anselm Küsters
Future-proofing the EU: ordoliberal governance and algorithmic regulation pp. 469-494: Anselm Küsters
Environmentalism, a flirt with eco-authoritarianism and the robustness of ordoliberalism pp. 495-519: Justus Enninga
Jacques Rueff: an Ordoliberal? Between Commonalities and Divergences pp. 520-550: Marie Daou
Correction: New directions in research on ordoliberalism pp. 551-551: Tim Krieger, Marie Daou, Karen Horn and Stefan Kolev

Introduction to the Special Issue on Constitutional Compliance pp. 271-272: Jerg Gutmann and Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska
Revolutions as structural breaks: the long-term economic and institutional consequences of the 1979 Iranian Revolution pp. 273-301: Nuno Garoupa and Rok Spruk
The nation-state foundations of constitutional compliance pp. 302-327: Peter Grajzl, Jerg Gutmann and Stefan Voigt
Assessing the impact of federalism on constitutional compliance pp. 328-350: Jaroslaw Kantorowicz and Stefan Voigt
Political conflict, political polarization, and constitutional compliance pp. 351-375: Jacek Lewkowicz, Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska and Jan Fałkowski
Non-compliance as a determinant of constitutional change? A comparative study pp. 376-399: Tim Schnelle

Election campaign finance bans and corruption: effectiveness across parliamentary and presidential democracies pp. 129-156: Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson
Censorship and mental models pp. 157-170: Ilia Murtazashvili and Yang Zhou
Political representation in an era of income inequality and post-truth politics pp. 171-199: Calum M. Carmichael
The United States fiscal constitution since the congressional budget impoundment and control act pp. 200-223: Jonathan W. Plante
From one crisis to another: the European central bank’s role from the great recession to the Ukraine war pp. 224-244: Giusy Chesini and Francesca Fauri
A political-economic analysis of Swiss referendums 1848 to 2022: turnout, acceptance rates and the double-majority threshold pp. 245-270: Madeleine O. Hosli, Luiza Martins Santos and Henry Boeree

Aggregation rules and institutional innovations for collective action pp. 1-25: Todd Sandler and Weifeng Larry Liu
Federalism, political imbalance, and the right to secession pp. 26-43: Bahar Leventoglu, Georg Vanberg and Alessandra Waggoner
A political economy perspective of the constitution of ancient Sparta: conflict resolution, credibility, and stability pp. 44-67: George Tridimas
Are social contracts possible without actual negotiation? pp. 68-79: Randall Holcombe and Gregory J. Robson
On the politics of constitutional law: an environmental case study of the role of politics and economics in constitutional appeals pp. 80-94: Jody W. Lipford
The Italian Constitutional Court and recentralization along the pendulum of regionalism pp. 95-121: Andrea Filippetti, Sandro Rondinella and Fabrizio Tuzi
Constitutional landmarks: Supreme Court Decisions on Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Economic rights by Charles M. Lamb and Jacob R. Neiheisel. Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. 2021. pp.296. 978-3-030-55574-0 (hardcover) pp. 122-127: Firman Pranoto, Runy Rusdyantinah Indrawaty, Triadika Nugraha, Jumriani Sultan and Zafrullah Zafrullah