Studies in Public Choice

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Predicting Cabinet Type Using Banzhaf Power Scores: Patrick Dumont and Bernard Grofman
Lobbying through Gifts: Maximilian Alex Kuntze and Vanessa Mertins
The Thickness of the Veil of Uncertainty and Its Effects on Constitution-Making in Post-communist Transition: The 1992 Constitution of Estonia: Ringa Raudla
Causal Inference and American Political Development: The Case of the Gag Rule: Jeffery A. Jenkins and Charles Stewart
Conclusions: Rick Stapenhurst
Do Parties Matter? A Qualitative Answer with Numbers: Jean Crête and Nouhoun Diallo
Domestic Veto Players, Commission Monitoring and the Implementation of European Policy: Bernard Steunenberg
James M. Buchanan and Gordon Tullock: A Reflection on Two Disruptive Economists: Bruce Yandle
Debt as a Countercyclical Fiscal Tool: Yilin Hou
Coalition Formation in the Presence of Pariah Parties: Evidence from the Swedish Local Level: Anders Backlund
Commercial Lobbying Firms: Lobbying as Business: Christopher J. Ellis and Thomas Groll
Public Choice and Public Life: Randy T. Simmons
Talking Like a Tax Collector or a Social Guardian? The Use of Administrative Discourse by U.S. State Lottery Agencies: Étienne Charbonneau
Constitutional Choices Turned into Simple In-Period Choices: A Power Relations Reading of the Chadian and Cameroonian Constitutions: Thomas Cedric Eboutou
Going Beyond: Causes of Europeanization: Thomas König and Lars Mäder
Strategic Voting in a Bicameral Setting: Simon Hug
Conclusion: Cristine Clercy
Roll Calls, Voting Coalitions, and Possible Agenda Control in the U.S. House of Representatives: 1869–2024: Joshua D. Clinton
The Early European “FederalismFederalism ”: Ambiguities of Talks About How to Walk Toward a Political UnionPolitical Union: Jean-Michel Josselin and Alain Marciano
Game Theoretic Models and the Empirical Analysis of EU Policy Making: Strategic Interaction, Collective Decisions, and Statistical Inference: Dirk Junge
The Evolution of Modern Democracy as a Process of Constitutional Lobbying: Thomas Apolte
From Ballots to Cabinets: Analyzing the Continuity Between Pre- and Post-Electoral Coalitions in Multiparty Presidential Democracies: Adrián Albala, André Borges and Thiago N. Silva
A Semiotic Network Comparison of Technocratic and Populist Discourses in Turkey: Ahmet K. Süerdem
Lobbying and Trade Protection: Xenia Matschke
Veto Players, Reform Processes and Policy Change: Concluding Remarks: Thomas König and Marc Debus
What’s APD Got to Do with It?: Daniel J. Galvin
A Framework for Fiscal Policy Coordination and Economic Stability: Countercyclical Transfer for Infrastructure: Yilin Hou
Do They Walk Like They Talk? A Conclusion: Louis M. Imbeau, Steve Jacob and François Pétrys
Lobbying in the United States: Thomas Stratmann and Amberly Dozier
Causal Inference and American Political Development: Common Challenges and Opportunities: Eric Schickler
Prospects for Budget Stabilization by Subnational Governments: Yilin Hou
Approaching Historical Data Collection with Causal Inference in Mind: Alexandra Cirone
Lobbying in the European Union: Patrick Bernhagen and Bernd Hüttemann
Natural Experiments and Historical Social Science: The View from HPE: Aditya Dasgupta
On the Relationship Between History and Political Science: David Stasavage
Lobbying in Russia: Sebastian Hoppe and Alexander Libman
Lobbying in China: Thomas Heberer