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The punitive consequences of organizational structures in England, France and the United States

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Heterogeneity, voting, and public policy

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Public choice theory : reuniting virginia and bloomington

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Two-tiered political entrepreneurship and the congressional committee system

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Buchanan and Bloomington

Duhnea, Emil - 2019

Elinor Ostrom (2011) describes the work of James Buchanan as “foundational” to the Bloomington approach to political economy. This chapter explores the relationship between Buchanan's “Virginia School” approach to that of the Bloomington School. We examine the foundational role of the...

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From Vienna to Virginia : exchange, rules, and social cooperation ; an introduction on the symposium

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