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The Political Economist

Newsletter of the Political Economy Section

Edited by Randall Calvert & Matthew Gabel

 

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Summer 2008

Nathan Jensen and Jong Hee Park (Washington University), "Where's the Beef? The Political Economy of US Agriculture Policy"

Winter 2008

Ethan Bueno de Mesquita (Harris School), "The Political Economy of Terrorism"

Summer 2007

Daniel Diermeier (Northwestern), "Private Politics--A Research Agenda"

Winter 2007

Rick K. Wilson (Rice University) with R. Mark Isaac (Florida State University),  "Political Economy and Experiments."

Fall 2006

John A. Aldrich (Duke University), "New Directions in the Study of Institutions."

Nolan McCarty (Princeton University), "Congressional Studies and Political Economy."

Spring/Summer 2006

Ethan B. Kapstein, "The Political Economy of International Cooperation: A View From Fairness Economics."

B. Peter Rosendorff, "Domestic Politics and Enforcement of International Agreements."

Winter 2006

Susanne Lohmann, "The Politics of Monetary Policy are About to Come Roaring Back From the Dead."

Carles Boix, "Political Institutions and Fiscal Policy."

Fall 2005

John R. Alford and John R. Hibbing, "Biology and Rational Choice."

John Orbell, "Science, Anti-Science, and Rational Choice."

Spring/Summer 2005

Lee J. Alston, "The 'Case' for Case Studies in Political Economy."

Jim Granato, "Scientific Progress in Quantitative Political Economy."

Winter 2005

Philip Keefer, "From Settler Mortality to Patrimonialism: Weaving the Dynamics of Political Competition into the Political Economy of Development."

Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James A. Robinson, "Economic History and Political Science: Clarifying the Questions, Methods and Answers."

Fall 2004

Adam Przeworski "Economic History and Political Science."

Fall 2003

Elisabeth R. Gerber, "What is Political Economy?"

Winter 2003

Peter A. Hall, "Adapting Methodology to Ontology in Comparative Politics."

Winter 2002

Jeffry A. Frieden and Lisa L. Martin, "International Political Economy: The State of the Sub-Discipline."

Spring/Summer 2001

Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini, "Electoral Rules, Forms of Government, and Fiscal Policy."

Winter 2001

Allan Drazen, "How Does Politics Affect Economic Outcomes? Insights from "New" Political Economy."

 

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