Public Choice 2002: Vol 111 Table of Contents

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Public Choice 111: 425-426, 2002.
Public Choice
Contents of Volume 111 2002
Volume 111, Nos. 1-2
September 11, 2001, W.F. Shughart II 1-8
Terrorism, A. Rathbone, C.K. Rowley 9-18
Private bills: A theoretical and empirical study of lobbying, R.T.
Boylan 19-47
Pumpkin pies and public goods: The raffle fundraising strategy,
B. Duncan 49-71
Russian voting and the initial economic shock of hyperinflation,
M.G. Filippov 73-104
Constitutional prohibitions in a rent seeking model, D. Sutter 105-125
Polarization, politics and property rights: Links between inequality
and growth, P. Keefer, S. Knack 127-154
The political economy of Chile’s fast economic growth: An Olso-
nian interpretation, D.E. Hojman 155-178
Non-discriminatory, envy free provision of a collective good, W.
Guth, H. Kliemt 179-184
A note on the electoral rules for the Welsh Assembly, Y. Altunbas,
S.P. Chakravarty, F. Steffen 185-193
Political cycles, fiscal deficits, and output spillovers in Europe, A.
Sapir, K. Sekkat 195-205
Book review
Bruno S. Frey and Reiner Eichenberger, The new democratic
federalism for Europe (Gordon Tullock) 207-208
Volume 111, No. 3-4
Containing contagious financial crises: The political economy of
joint intervention into the Asian crisis, K. Hausken, T. Plumper 209-236
Budgetary devices for curbing spending prone ministers and bur-
eaucrats, O.H. Swank 237-257
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Are government employees more likely to vote?: An analysis of
turnout in the 1996 U.S. National Election, E.C. Corey, J.C.
Garand 259-283
Introducing “cooperative push”: How inefficient environmental policy
(sometimes!) protects the global commons better, A. Endres,
C. Ohl 285-302
“Beggar thy neighbor:” Testing for free riding in state-level endangered
species expenditures, J.A. List, E.H. Bulte, J.F. Shogren 303-315
The flypaper effect under different institutional contexts: The Colom-
bian case, L. Melo 317-345
Tax structure turbulence in OECD countries, J. Ashworth, B.
Heyndels 347-376
Strategic competition in sequential election contests, K.S.Strumpf 377-397
What's yours is mine: Rent-seeking and the common law, E.
Osborne 399-415
Book review
Ram Mudambi, Pietro Navarra, and Giuseppe Sobbrio (Eds.),
Rules and reason: Perspectives on constitutional political eco-
nomy (Carlos D. Ramirez) 417-420
Instructions to authors 421-422
Author index 423
Volume contents 425-426