Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)

Christoph Engel, Urs Schweizer

The Proper Scope of Government

S. 1-2 (2)

Wernhard Möschel

The Proper Scope of Government Viewed from an Ordoliberal Perspective: The Example of Competition Policy

S. 3-13 (11)

Jack Knight

A Pragmatist Approach to the Proper Scope of Government

S. 28-48 (21)

Giandomenico Majone

Nonmajoritarian Institutions and the Limits of Democratic Governance: A Political Transaction-Cost Approach

S. 57-78 (22)

Joachim Jickeli

The Role of Markets and Government in Human-Capital Building and Education: A Research Program in Institutional Economics

S. 87-107 (21)

Roger Guesnerie

The Government and Market Expectations

S. 116-126 (11)

Ken Binmore

Natural Justice and Political Stability

S. 133-151 (19)

Bruno S. Frey

A Utopia? Government Without Territorial Monopoly

S. 162-175 (14)

Christoph Engel

Delineating the Proper Scope of Government: A Proper Task for a Constitutional Court?

S. 187-219 (33)

David J. Gerber

Economic Constitutionalism and the Challenge of Globalization: The Enemy is Gone? Long Live the Enemy

S. 14-22 (9)

Ulrich Kamecke

The Proper Scope of Government Viewed from an Ordoliberal Perspective: The Example of Competition Policy

S. 23-27 (5)

Fritz W. Scharpf

A Pragmatist Approach to the Proper Scope of Government

S. 49-52 (4)

Elmar Wolfstetter

A Pragmatist Approach to the Proper Scope of Government

S. 53-56 (4)

Ekkehart Schlicht

Fiduciaries, Servants, Agents, and Situational Effects

S. 79-82 (4)

Erich Schanze

Authoritarian Agents of Democratic Principals?

S. 83-86 (4)

Christian Kirchner

A Role of Government in Human-Capital Building and Education? Perspectives for a Research Program in Institutional Economics

S. 108-112 (5)

Ray Rees

The New Institutional Economics of Education

S. 113-115 (3)

Hans Peter Grüner

The Government and Market Expectations

S. 127-129 (3)

Dominique Demougin

The Government and Market Expectations

S. 130-132 (3)

Georg Nöldeke

Natural Justice and Political Stability

S. 152-154 (3)

Hartmut Kliemt

Natural Justice and Political Stability

S. 155-161 (7)

Jürgen Eichberger

A Utopia? Government Without Territorial Monopoly

S. 176-179 (4)

Wolfgang Kerber

A Utopia? Government Without Territorial Monopoly

S. 180-186 (7)

Lawrence Lessig

Delineating the Proper Scope of Government: A Proper Task for a Constitutional Court?

S. 220-223 (4)

Urs Schweizer

Delineating the Proper Scope of Government: A Proper Task for a Constitutional Court?

S. 224-229 (6)