The Oxford Handbook of Political Economy Book

Introduction: The Nature of Political Economy, Barry R Weingast and Donald Wittman
I. VOTERS, CANDIDATES, AND PRESSURE GROUPS
1. Overview: Voters, Candidates, and Parties, Stephen Ansolabehere
2. Rational Voters and Political Advertising, Andrea Prat
3. Candidate Objectives and Electoral Equilibrium, John Duggan
4. Political Income Redistribution, John Londregan
5. The Impact of Electoral Laws on Political Parties, Bernard Grofman
II. LEGISLATIVE BODIES
6. Overview: Legislatures and Parliaments in Comparative Context, Michael Laver
7. The Organization of Democratic Legislatures, Gary Cox
8. Coalition Governments, Daniel Diermeier
9. Bicameralism, Nolan McCarty
III. INTERACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE, PRESIDENT, BUREAUCRACY AND THE COURTS
10. Overview: Separation of Power, Rui De Figueiredo, Tonja Jacobi, and Barry R Weingast
11. Pivotal Politics, Keith Krebiel
12. Presidential Agenda Control, Charles Cameron
13. Politics, Delegation, and Bureaucracy, John Huber and Charles Shipan
14. The Judiciary, Mathew McCubbins
IV. CONSTITUTIONAL THEORY
15. Overview: Constitutionalism, Russell Hardin
16. Self-Enforcing Democracy, Adam Przeworski
17. Constitutins as Expressive Documents, Geoffrey Brennan and Alan Hamlin
18. The Protection of Liberty, Property, and Equality, Richard Epstein
19. The Political Economy Of Federalism, Jonathan Rodden
V. SOCIAL CHOICE
20. Overview: Social Choice, Herve Moulin
21. A Toolkit for Voting Theory, Donald Saari
22. Interpersonal Comparisons of Well-Being, Charles Blackorby and Walter Bossert
23. Fair Division, Steven Brams
VI. PUBLIC FINANCE AND PUBLIC ECONOMICS
24. Overview: Structure and Coherence in the Political Economy of Public Finance, Walter Hettich and Stanley Winer
25. Fiscal Institutions, Juergen von Hagen
26. Voting and Efficient Public Good Mechanisms, John Ledyard
27. Fiscal Competition, David Wildasin
VII. POLITICS AND MACROECONOMICS
28. Overview:The Nonpolitics of Monetary Policy, Susanne Lohmann
29. Political Business Cycles, Robert Franzese
30. Voting and the Macroeconomy, Douglas Hibbs
31. The Political Economy of Exchange Rates, Lawrence Broz and Jeffry Frieden
VIII. DEMOCRACY AND CAPITALISM
32. Overview: Democracy and Capitalism, Torben Iverson
33. Inequality, Edward Glaeser
34. Comparative Perspectives on the Place of the State in the Economy, Isabela Mares and Anne Wren
35. Democratization, Anna Grzymala & Pauline Jones-Loung
IX. HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND NON-DEMOCRATIC REGIMES
36. Overview, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson
37. Authoritarian Regimes, Stephen Haber
38. The Developmental State, Bob Bates
39. Constitutional Design and Economic Performance, Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini
40. Economic Geography, Anthony Venables
X. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
41. Overview: International Political Economy: A Maturing Discipline, David Lake
42. National Borders and the Size of Nations, Enrico Spolaore
43. European Integration, Barry Eichengreen
44. Trade, Immigration, and Cross-Border Investment, Ronald Rogowski
XI. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND CONFLICT
45. Overview: Central Issues in the Study of International Conflict, Bueno de Mesquita
46. Ethnic Mobilization and Ethnic Conflict, James Fearon
47. Democracy, Peace, and War, Allan Stam and Dan Reiter
48. Anarchy, Stergios Skepardas
XII. METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
49. Economic Methods in Positive Political Theory, David Austen-Smith
50. Experiments in Political Economy, Thomas Palfrey
51. The Toolkit of Economic Sociology, Richard Swedberg
52. The Evolutionary Basis of Collective Action, Samuel Bowles and Herb Gintis
XIII. OLD & NEW
53. Questions About a Paradox: Are There Answers?, Kenneth Arrow
54. Politics and Social Inquiry: Retrospective on a Half Century, James Buchanan
55. The Future of Analytic Politics, Melvin Hinich and Peter Ordeshook
56. Modeling Party Competition in General Elections, John Roemer
57. Old Questions and New Answers about Institutions: The Riker Objection Revisited, Kenneth Shepsle