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Introduction: The Nature of Political Economy; I. VOTERS, CANDIDATES,AND PRESSURE GROUPS; 1. Overview: Voters, Candidates, and Parties; 2.Rational Voters and Political Advertising; 3. Candidate Objectives andElectoral Equilibrium; 4. Political Income Redistribution; 5. The Impact ofElectoral Laws on Political Parties; II. LEGISLATIVE BODIES; 6. Overview:Legislatures and Parliaments in Comparative Context; 7. The Organization ofDemocratic Legislatures; 8. Coalition Governments; 9. Bicameralism; III.INTERACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE, PRESIDENT, BUREAUCRACY AND THE COURTS; 10.Overview: Separation of Power; 11. Pivotal Politics; 12. Presidential AgendaControl; 13. Politics, Delegation, and Bureaucracy; 14. The Judiciary; IV.CONSTITUTIONAL THEORY; 15. Overview: Constitutionalism; 16. Self-EnforcingDemocracy; 17. Constitutins as Expressive Documents; 18. The Protection ofLiberty, Property, and Equality; 19. Federalism; V. SOCIAL CHOICE; 20.Overview: Social Choice; 21. A Toolkit for Voting Theory; 22. InterpersonalComparisons of Well-Being; 23. Fair Division; VI. PUBLIC FINANCE AND PUBLICECONOMICS; 24. Overview: Structure and Coherence in the Political Economy ofPublic Finance; 25. Fiscal Institutions; 26. Voting and Efficient Public GoodMechanisms; 27. Fiscal Competition; VII. POLITICS AND MACROECONOMICS; 28.Overview:The Nonpolitics of Monetary Policy; 29. Political Business Cycles;30. Voting and the Macroeconomy; 31. The Political Economy of Exchange Rates;VIII. DEMOCRACY AND CAPITALISM; 32. Overview: Democracy and Capitalism; 33.Inequality; 34. Comparative Perspectives on the Place of the State in theEconomy; 35. Democratization; IX. HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT ANDNON-DEMOCRATIC REGIMES; 36. Overview; 37. Authoritarian Regimes; 38. TheDevelopmental State; 39. Constitutional Design and Economic Performance; 40.Economic Geogrpahy; X. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY; 41. Overview:International Political Economy: A Maturing Discipline; 42. National Bordersand the Size of Nations; 43. European Integration; 44. Trade, Immigration,and Cross-Border Investment; XI. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND CONFLICT; 45.Overview: Central Issues in the Study of International Conflict; 46. EthnicMobilization and Ethnic Conflict; 47. Democracy, Peace, and War; 48. Anarchy;XII. METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES; 49. Economic Methods in Positive PoliticalTheory; 50. Experiments in Political Economy; 51. The Toolkit of EconomicSociology; 52. The Evolutionary Basis of Collective Action; XIII. OLD & NEW;53. Questions About a Paradox: Are There Answers?; 54. Politics and SocialInquiry: Retrospective on a Half Century; 55. The Future of AnalyticPolitics; 56. Modeling Party Competition in General Elections; 57. OldQuestions and New Answers about Institutions: The Riker Objection Revisited;58. What's Missing from Political Economy?