The Two Volume 'oxford Handbook Of Public Choice' Provides A Comprehensive Overview Of The Public Choice Literature. Volume 1 Covers Rational Choice Models Of Elections, Interest Groups, Rent Seeking, And Public Choice Contributions To Normative Political Economy. It Begins With Introductory Chapters On Rational Choice Politics, The Founding Of Public Choice, And The Evaluation And Selection Of Constitutions.-- Rational Choice And Politics : An Introduction To The Research Program And Methodology Of Public Choice / Roger D. Congleton -- Choosing Among Governments / Alan Hamlin -- Public Choice : Early Contributions / Dennis C. Mueller -- From Paired Comparisons And Cycles To Arrow's Theorem / Donald G. Saari -- Institution-induced Stability / Kenneth A. Shepsle -- Voting Power / Stefan Napel -- Aggregation Of Information By Binary Voting Rules / Shmuel Nitzan And Jacob Paroush -- Political Choices In One Dimension. Theory / Bernard Grofman -- Political Choices In One Dimension. Applications / Bernard Grofman -- Spatial Voting Models Of Party Competition In Two Dimensions / James F. Adams -- Spatial Social Choice / Norman Schofield -- Economic Voting / Michael S. Lewis-beck And Mary Stegmaier -- Valence Politics / Haldun Evrenk -- The Study Of Strategic Voting / André Blais And Arianna Degan -- Turnout : Why Do Voters Vote? / Serguei Kaniovski -- Expressive Voting / Alan Hamlin And Colin Jennings -- Altruism And Political Participation / Richard Jankowski -- Social Embeddedness And Rational Turnout / Carole Jean Uhlaner -- Information Cues And Rational Ignorance / Shaun Bowler And Stephen P. Nicholson -- Manipulation / Charles R. Plott -- Campaign Finance / Thomas Stratmann -- Primaries, Conventions, And Other Methods For Nominating Candidates : How Do They Matter? / Gilles Serra -- Logrolling And Coalitions / Anthony J. Mcgann -- Collective Action / Jac C. Heckelman -- Rent Seeking : The Social Cost Of Contestable Benefits / Arye L. Hillman And Ngo Van Long -- The Structure Of Contests And The Extent Of Dissipation / Karl Wärneryd -- The Political Economy Of Rent Creation And Rent Extraction / Roger D. Congleton -- Empirical Evidence On Rent-seeking Costs / Ignacio Del Rosal -- The Bureaucracy As An Interest Group / Patrick Dunleavy -- Interest Groups And Regulatory Capture / William F. Shughart Ii And Diana W. Thomas -- Corruption / Toke Aidt -- The Political Economy Of Trust / Christian Bjørnskov -- Contested Political Persuasion / Stergios Skaperdas And Samarth Vaidya -- Stochastic Process Models Of Preference Change / Michel Regenwetter And Yung-fong Hsu -- Leadership As Persuasion / Benjamin E. Hermalin -- Fairness Concepts / Christian Klamler -- Social Contract Versus Invisible Hand : Agreeing To Solve Social Dilemmas / Viktor J. Vanberg -- Utilitarianism As A Criterion For State Action / Nicolaus Tideman And Florenz Plassmann -- Public Choice And Happiness / Bruno Frey And Alois Stutzer -- Kantianism And Political Institutions / Geoffrey Brennan And Hartmut Kliemt -- Public Choice And Libertarianism / Peter J. Boettke And Ennio E. Piano -- Public Choice And Social Democracy / Peter Kurrild-klitgaard -- Supreme Values, Totalitarianism, And Terrorism / Peter Bernholz -- Fair Division In Dispute Resolution / Steven J. Brams -- Fair Division In Allocating Cabinet Ministries / Steven J. Brams. Edited By Roger D. Congleton, Bernard Grofman, And Stefan Voigt. Print Publication Date: Feb 2019. Published Online: Feb 2019. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
Categories:
- Politics & Social Sciences
- Politics & Government
- Specific Topics
- Political Economy
- Specific Topics
- Politics & Government
Publisher : Oxford University Press
Author : Roger D. Congleton, Bernard N. Grofman, Stefan Voigt
Language : English
Published :2019-01-17
Number Of Pages : 984
Binding : Hardcover
ISBN-10 : 0190469730
ISBN-13 : 9780190469733
Item weight : 3.85 lb
Dimensions : 2.24 in x 7.2 in x 10 in
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