About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction
JOHN S. DRYZEK, BONNIE HOING & ANNE PHILLIPS
PART II CONTEMPORARY CURRENTS
2. Justice After Rawls
RICHARD J. ARNESON
3. Power After Foucault
WENDY BROWN
4. Critical Theory Beyond Habermas
WILLIAM E. SCHEUERMAN
5. Feminist Theory and the Canon of Political Thought
LINDA ZERILLI
6. After the Linguistic Turn: Post-structuralist and Liberal Pragmatist Political Theory
PAUL PATTON
7. The Pluralist Imagination
DAVID SCHLOSBERG
PART III THE LEGACY OF THE PAST
8. Theory in History: Problems of Context and Narrative
J. G. A. POCOCK
9. The Political Theory of Classical Greece
JILL FRANK
10. Republican Visions
ERIC NELSON
11. Modernity and Its Critics
JANE BENNETT
12. The History of Political Thought as Disciplinary Genre
JAMES FARR
PART IV POLITICAL THEORY IN THE WORLD
13. The Challenge of European Union
RICHARD BELLAMY
14. East Asia and the West: The Impact of Confucianism on Anglo-American Political Theory
DANIEL A. BELL
15. In the Beginning, All the World was America: American Exceptionalism in New Contexts
RONALD J. SCHMIDT, JR.
16. Changing Interpretations of Modern and Contemporary Islamic Political Theory
ROXANNE L. EUBEN
PART V STATE AND PEOPLE
17. Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law
SHANNON C. STIMSON
18. Emergency Powers
JOHN FEREJOHN & PASQUALE PASQUINO
19. The People
MARGARET CANOVAN
20. Civil Society and the State
SIMONE CHAMBERS & JEFFREY KOPSTEIN
21. Democracy and the State
MARK E. WARREN
22. Democracy and Citizenship: Expanding Domains
MICHAEL SAWARD
PART VI JUSTICE, EQUALITY, AND FREEDOM
23. Impartiality
SUSAN MENDUS
24. Justice, Luck, and Desert
SERENA OLSARETTI
25. Recognition and Redistribution
PATCHEN MARKELL
26. Equality and Difference
JUDITH SQUIRES
27. Liberty, Equality, and Property
ANDREW WILLIAMS
28. Historical Injustice
DUNCAN IVISON
PART VII PLURALISM, MULTICULTURALISM, AND NATIONALISM
29. Nationalism
DAVID MILLER
30. Multiculturalism and its Critics
JEFF SPINNER-HALEV
31. Identity, Difference, Toleration
ANNA ELISABETTA GALEOTTI
32. Moral Universalism and Cultural Difference
CHANDRAN KUKATHAS
PART VIII CLAIMS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
33. Human Rights
JACK DONNELLY
34. From International to Global Justice?
CHRIS BROWN
35. Political Secularism
RAJEEV BHARGAVA
36. Multiculturalism and Post-colonial Theory
PAUL GILROY
PART IX THE BODY POLITIC
37. Politicizing the Body: Property, Contract, and Rights
MOIRA GATENS
38. New Ways of Thinking about Privacy
BEATE ROESSLER
39. New Technologies, Justice, and the Body
CÉCILE FABRE
40. Paranoia and Political Philosophy
JAMES M. GLASS
PART X TESTING THE BOUNDARIES
41. Political Theory and Cultural Studies
JODI DEAN
42. Political Theory and the Environment
JOHN M. MEYER
43. Political Theory and Political Economy
STEPHEN L. ELKIN
44. Political Theory and Social Theory
CHRISTINE HELLIWELL & BARRY HINDESS
PART XI OLD AND NEW
45. Then and Now: Participant-Observation in Political Theory
WILLIAM E. CONNOLLY
46. Exile and Re-entry: Political Theory Yesterday and Tomorrow
ARLENE W. SAXONHOUSE
Index
POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
About the Contributors
Preface
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Elaborating the “New Institutionalism”
JAMES G. MARCH & JOHAN P. OLSEN
PART II APPROACHES
2. Rational Choice Institutionalism
KENNETH A. SHEPSLE
3. Historical Institutionalism
ELIZABETH SANDERS
4. Constructivist Institutionalism
COLIN HAY
5. Network Institutionalism
CHRISTOPHER ANSELL
6. Old Institutionalisms
R. A.W. RHODES
PART III INSTITUTIONS
7. The State and State-building
BOB JESSOP
8. Development of Civil Society
JOSE HARRIS
9. Economic Institutions
MICHAEL MORAN
10. Exclusion, Inclusion, and Political Institutions
MATTHEW HOLDEN, JR.
11. Analyzing Constitutions
PETER M. SHANE
12. Comparative Constitutions
JOSEP M. COLOMER
13. American Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations
ALBERTA M. SBRAGIA
14. Comparative Federalism
BRIAN GALLIGAN
15. Territorial Institutions
JEAN-CLAUDE THOENIG
16. Executives—The American Presidency
WILLIAM G. HOWELL
17. Executives in Parliamentary Government
R. A. W. RHODES
18. Comparative Executive–Legislative Relations
MATTHEW SØBERG SHUGART
19. Public Bureaucracies
DONALD F. KETTL
20. The Welfare State
JACOB S. HACKER
21. The Regulatory State?
JOHN BRAITHWAITE
22. Legislative Organization
JOHN M. CAREY
23. Comparative Legislative Behavior
ERIC M. USLANER & THOMAS ZITTEL
24. Bicameralism
JOHN UHR
25. Comparative Local Governance
GERRY STOKER
26. Judicial Institutions
JAMES L. GIBSON
27. The Judicial Process and Public Policy
KEVIN T. MCGUIRE
28. Political Parties In and Out of Legislatures
JOHN H. ALDRICH
29. Electoral Systems
SHAUN BOWLER
30. Direct Democracy
IAN BUDGE
31. International Political Institutions
RICHARD HIGGOTT
32. International Security Institutions: Rules, Tools, Schools, or Fools?
JOHN S. DUFFIELD
33. International Economic Institutions
LISA L. MARTIN
34. International NGOs
ANN FLORINI
PART IV OLD AND NEW
35. Encounters with Modernity
SAMUEL H. BEER
36. About Institutions, Mainly, but not Exclusively, Political
JEAN BLONDEL
37. Thinking Institutionally
HUGH HECLO
38. Political Institutions—Old and New
KLAUS VON BEYME
Index
LAW AND POLITICS
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. The Study of Law and Politics
KEITH E. WHITTINGTON, R. DANIEL KELEMEN & GREGORY A. CALDEIRA
PART II APPROACHES
2. Judicial Behavior
JEFFREY A. SEGAL
3. Strategic Judicial Decision-making
PABLO T. SPILLER & RAFAEL GELY
4. Historical Institutionalism and the Study of Law
ROGERS M. SMITH
PART III COMPARATIVE JUDICIAL POLITICS
5. The Rule of Law and Courts in Democratizing Regimes
REBECCA BILL CHAVEZ
6. The Global Spread of Constitutional Review
TOM GINSBURG
7. Establishing and Maintaining Judicial Independence
GEORG VANBERG
8. The Judicialization of Politics
RAN HIRSCHL
9. Comparative Federalism and the Role of the Judiciary
DANIEL HALBERSTAM
10. Legal and Extralegal Emergencies
KIM LANE SCHEPPELE
PART IV INTERNATIONAL AND
SUPRANATIONAL LAW
11. International Law and International Relations
BETH SIMMONS
12. The European Court and Legal Integration: An Exceptional Story or Harbinger of the Future?
KAREN J. ALTER
13. War Crimes Tribunals
GARY J. BASS
14. The Globalization of the Law
BRYANT G. GARTH
PART V FORMS OF LEGAL ORDER
15. Civil Law and Common Law: Toward Convergence?
UGO MATTEI & LUCA G. PES
16. Constitutionalism
KEITH E. WHITTINGTON
17. Constitutional Law and American Politics
MARK A. GRABER
18. The Legal Structure of Democracy
RICHARD H. PILDES
19. Administrative Law
DANIEL B. RODRIGUEZ
20. Legislation and Statutory Interpretation
ELIZABETH GARRETT
21. Informalism as a Form of Legal Ordering
CHRISTINE B. HARRINGTON
PART VI SOURCES OF LAW AND THEORIES
OF JURISPRUDENCE
22. Natural Law
ROBERT P. GEORGE
23. Rights in Legal and Political Philosophy
MATTHEW H. KRAMER
24. Formalism: Legal, Constitutional, Judicial
FREDERICK SCHAUER
25. Feminist Theory and the Law
JUDITH A. BAER
26. The Racial Subject in Legal Theory
SHEILA R. FOSTER & R. A. LENHARDT
PART VII THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL CONTEXT
27. Filling the Bench
DAVID A. YALOF
28. The U.S. Supreme Court
LEE EPSTEIN
29. Relations among Courts
SUSAN HAIRE
30. Litigation and Legal Mobilization
MICHAEL MCCANN
31. Legal Profession
RICHARD L. ABEL
PART VIII THE POLITICAL AND POLICY
ENVIRONMENT OF COURTS IN THE
UNITED STATES
32. Judicial Independence
FRANK CROSS
33. Law and Regulation
SUSAN ROSE-ACKERMAN
34. Law as an Instrument of Social Reform
CHARLES R. EPP
35. Criminal Justice and the Police
WESLEY G. SKOGAN
36. Law and Political Ideologies
JULIE NOVKOV
37. Courts and the Politics of Partisan Coalitions
HOWARD GILLMAN
38. Understanding Regime Change: Public Opinion, Legitimacy, and Legal Consciousness
SCOTT BARCLAY & SUSAN S. SILBEY
PART IX INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
TO LAW AND POLITICS
39. Law and Society
LYNN MATHER
40. The Analysis of Courts in the Economic Analysis of Law
LEWIS A. KORNHAUSER
41. Psychology and the Law
TOM R. TYLER
42. Law and History
CHRISTOPHER TOMLINS
PART X OLD AND NEW
43. The Path of the Law in Political Science: De-centering Legality from Olden Times to the Day before Yesterday
STUART A. SCHEINGOLD
44. Reflections about Judicial Politics
HAROLD J. SPAETH
45. Law and Politics: The Problem of Boundaries
MARTIN SHAPIRO
Index
POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
Preface
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Citizens and Political Behavior
RUSSELL J. DALTON & HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN
PART II MASS BELIEF SYSTEMS AND
COMMUNICATION
2. Political Socialization
M. KENT JENNINGS
3. Belief Systems and Political Decision-making
JAMES H. KUKLINSKI & BUDDY PEYTON
4. Elite Beliefs and the Theory of Democratic Elitism
MARK PEFFLEY & ROBERT ROHRSCHNEIDER
5. Political Psychology and Choice
DIANA C. MUTZ
6. Information, Persuasion, and Political Communication Networks
ROBERT HUCKFELDT
7. Political Communication
HOLLI A. SEMETKO
8. Perspectives on Mass Belief Systems and Communication
PHILIP E. CONVERSE
PART III MODERNIZATION AND
SOCIAL CHANGE
9. The Political Culture Paradigm
DIETER FUCHS
10. Individual Modernity
CHRISTIAN WELZEL
11. Left–Right Orientations
PETER MAIR
12. Postmaterialist Values and the Shift from Survival to Self-Expression Values
RONALD INGLEHART
13. Clash of Values across Civilizations
TAKASHI INOGUCHI
14. Democratization: Perspectives from Global Citizenries
DOH CHULL SHIN
15. Perspectives on political behavior in time and space
RICHARD ROSE
PART IV POLITICAL VALUES
16. Political Values
LOEK HALMAN
17. Political Intolerance in the Context of Democratic Theory
JAMES L. GIBSON
18. Social and Political Trust
KENNETH NEWTON
19. The Welfare State: Values, Policy Preferences, and Performance Evaluations
STAFFAN KUMLIN
20. Citizen Opinion on Foreign Policy and World Politics
RICHARD C. EICHENBERG
21. Norms of Citizenship
JAN W. VAN DETH
22. Democratic Values
JACQUES THOMASSEN
PART V NEW DEBATES IN POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
23. An Institutional Theory of Political Choice
PAUL M. SNIDERMAN & MATTHEW S. LEVENDUSKY
24. The Decline of Social Class? 457
ODDBJØRN KNUTSEN
25. The Effects of Religion and Religiosity on Voting Behavior 481
YILMAZ ESMER & THORLEIF PETTERSSON
26. Race and Political Behavior 504
SHAMIT SAGGAR
27. Economic Models of Voting
MICHAEL S. LEWIS-BECK & MARY STEGMAIER
28. New Dimensions of Political Cleavage
KEVIN DEEGAN-KRAUSE
29. Partisanship Reconsidered
SÖREN HOLMBERG
30. The Personalization of Politics
IAN MCALLISTER
31. The Interaction of Structures and Voter Behavior
CHRISTOPHER J. ANDERSON
32. Perspectives on Electoral Behavior
ANTHONY HEATH
PART VI POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
33. Turnout in Elections
ANDRÜ BLAIS
34. Political Activism and Party Members
SUSAN E. SCARROW
35. Social Capital
DIETLIND STOLLE
36. Civil Society and Democratization
EDMUND WNUK-LIPINSKI
37. Social Movements
RUUD KOOPMANS
38. The Spread of Protest Politics
DIETER RUCHT
39. New Feminist Challenges to the Study of Political Engagement 724
PIPPA NORRIS
40. New Modes of Campaigning 744
RÜDIGER SCHMITT-BACK
41. E-Government and Democracy
MICHAEL MARGOLIS
42. Perspectives on Political Participation
MAX KAASE
PART VII DOES PUBLIC OPINION MATTER?
43. The Relationship between Public Opinion and Policy
CHRISTOPHER WLEZIEN & STUART N. SOROKA
44. Political Elites
JEAN BLONDEL & FERDINAND MÜLLER-ROMMEL
45. Political Representation and Democracy
BERNHARD WESSELS
46. Perspectives on Representation: Asking the Right Questions and Getting the Right Answers
JAMES STIMSON
PART VIII THE METHODOLOGY
OF COMPARATIVE POLITICAL
BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
47. Research Resources in Comparative Political Behavior
MIKI CAUL KITTILSON
48. Comparative Opinion Surveys
JOHN CURTICE
49. Methods of Elite Research
URSULA HOFFMANN-LANGE
Index
CONTEXTUAL POLITICAL ANALYSIS
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. It Depends 3
CHARLES TILLY & ROBERT E. GOODIN
PART II PHILOSOPHY MATTERS
2. Why and How Philosophy Matters 35
PHILIP PETTIT
3. The Socialization of Epistemology 58
LOUISE ANTONY
4. Political Ontology
COLIN HAY
5. Mind, Will, and Choice
JAMES N. DRUCKMAN & ARTHUR LUPIA
6. Theory, Fact, and Logic
ROD AYA
PART III PSYCHOLOGY MATTERS
7. Why and How Psychology Matters
KATHLEEN M. MCGRAW
8. Motivation and Emotion
JAMES M. JASPER
9. Social Preferences, Homo Economicus, and Zoon Politikon
SAMUEL BOWLES & HERBERT GINTIS
10. Frames and Their Consequences
FRANCESCA POLLETTA & M. KAI HO
11. Memory, Individual and Collective
ALEIDA ASSMANN
PART IV IDEAS MATTER
12. Why and How Ideas Matter 227
DIETRICH RUESCHEMEYER
13. Detecting Ideas and Their Effects
RICHARD PRICE
14. How Previous Ideas Affect Later Ideas
NETA C. CRAWFORD
15. How Ideas Affect Actions
JENNIFER L. HOCHSCHILD
16. Mistaken Ideas and Their Effects
LEE CLARKE
PART V CULTURE MATTERS
17. Why and How Culture Matters
MICHAEL THOMPSON, MARCO VERWEIJ & RICHARD J. ELLIS
18. How to Detect Culture and Its Effects
PAMELA BALLINGER
19. Race, Ethnicity, Religion
COURTNEY JUNG
20. Language, Its Stakes, and Its Effects
SUSAN GAL
21. The Idea of Political Culture
PAUL LICHTERMAN & DANIEL CEFAÏ
PART VI HISTORY MATTERS
22. Why and How History Matters
CHARLES TILLY
23. Historical Knowledge and Evidence
ROBERTO FRANZOSI
24. Historical Context and Path Dependence
JAMES MAHONEY & DANIEL SCHENSUL
25. Does History Repeat? 472
RUTH BERINS COLLIER & SEBASTIÁN MAZZUCA
26. The Present as History
PATRICK THADDEUS JACKSON
PART VII PLACE MATTERS
27. Why and How Place Matters
GÖRAN THERBORN
28. Detecting the Significance of Place
R. BIN WONG
29. Space, Place, and Time
NIGEL J. THRIFT
30. Spaces and Places as Sites and Objects of Politics
JAVIER AUYERO
31. Uses of Local Knowledge
DON KALB
PART VIII POPULATION MATTERS
32. Why and How Population Matters
DAVID LEVINE
33. The Politics of Demography
BRUCE CURTIS
34. Politics and Mass Immigration
GARY P. FREEMAN
35. Population Change, Urbanization, and Political Consolidation
JEFFREY HERBST
36. Population Composition as an Object of Political Struggle
DAVID I. KERTZER & DOMINIQUE AREL
PART IX TECHNOLOGY MATTERS
37. Why and How Technology Matters 681
WIEBE E. BIJKER
38. The Gender Politics of Technology
JUDY WAJCMAN
39. Military Technologies and Politics
WIM A. SMIT
40. Technology as a Site and Object of Politics
SHEILA JASANOFF
PART X OLD AND NEW
41. Duchamp’s Urinal: Who Says What’s Rational When Things Get Tough?
DAVID E. APTER
42. The Behavioral Revolution and the Remaking of Comparative Politics
LUCIAN PYE
Index
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction 3
CARLES BOIX & SUSAN C. STOKES
PART II THEORY AND METHODOLOGY
2. Multicausality, Context-Conditionality, and Endogeneity
ROBERT J. FRANZESE, JR.
3. Historical Enquiry and Comparative Politics
JAMES MAHONEY & CELSO M. VILLEGAS
4. The Case Study: What it is and What it Does
JOHN GERRING
5. Field Research
ELISABETH JEAN WOOD
6. Is the Science of Comparative Politics Possible?
ADAM PRZEWORSKI
7. From Case Studies to Social Science: A Strategy for Political Research
ROBERT H. BATES
8. Collective Action Theory
ELINOR OSTROM
PART III STATES AND STATE FORMATION
POLITICAL CONSENT
9. War, Trade, and State Formation
HENDRIK SPRUYT
10. Compliance, Consent, and Legitimacy
RUSSELL HARDIN
11. National Identity 256
LIAH GREENFELD & JONATHAN EASTWOOD
12. Ethnicity and Ethnic Conflict
ASHUTOSH VARSHNEY
PART IV POLITICAL REGIMES AND
TRANSITIONS
13. Mass Beliefs and Democratic Institutions
CHRISTIAN WELZEL & RONALD INGLEHART
14. What Causes Democratization?
BARBARA GEDDES
15. Democracy and Civic Culture
FILIPPO SABETTI
16. Dictatorship: Analytical Approaches
RONALD WINTROBE
PART V POLITICAL INSTABILITY,
POLITICAL CONFLICT
17. Rethinking Revolutions: A Neo-Tocquevillian Perspective
STEVEN PINCUS
18. Civil Wars
STATHIS N. KALYVAS
19. Contentious Politics and Social Movements
SIDNEY TARROW & CHARLES TILLY
20. Mechanisms of Globalized Protest Movements
MARK I. LICHBACH & HELMA G. E. DE VRIES
PART VI MASS POLITICAL MOBILIZATION
21. The Emergence of Parties and Party Systems
CARLES BOIX
22. Party Systems
HERBERT KITSCHELT
23. Voters and Parties 555
ANNE WREN & KENNETH M. MCELWAIN
24. Parties and Voters in Emerging Democracies
FRANCES HAGOPIAN
25. Political Clientelism
SUSAN C. STOKES
26. Political Activism: New Challenges, New Opportunities
PIPPA NORRIS
PART VII PROCESSING POLITICAL DEMANDS
27. Aggregating and Representing Political Preferences
G. BINGHAM POWELL, JR.
28. Electoral Systems
REIN TAAGEPERA
29. Separation of Powers
DAVID SAMUELS
30. Comparative Judicial Politics
JOHN FEREJOHN, FRANCES ROSENBLUTH & CHARLES SHIPAN
31. Federalism
PABLO BERAMENDI
32. Coalition Theory and Government Formation
KAARE STRØM & BENJAMIN NYBLADE
PART VIII GOVERNANCE IN COMPARATIVE
PERSPECTIVE
33. Comparative Studies of the Economy and the Vote
RAYMOND M. DUCH
34. Context-Conditional Political Budget Cycles
JAMES E. ALT & SHANNA S. ROSE
35. The Welfare State in Global Perspective
MATTHEW E. CARNES & ISABELA MARES
36. The Poor Performance of Poor Democracies 886
PHILIP KEEFER
37. Accountability and the Survival of Governments
JOSÉ MARÍA MARAVALL
38. Economic Transformation and Comparative Politics
TIMOTHY FRYE
Index
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Between Utopia and Reality: The Practical Discourses of International Relations 3
CHRISTIAN REUS-SMIT & DUNCAN SNIDAL
PART II IMAGINING THE DISCIPLINE
2. The State and International Relations
DAVID A. LAKE
3. From International Relations to Global Society
MICHAEL BARNETT & KATHRYN SIKKINK
4. The Point Is not Just to Explain the World but to Change It
ROBERT W. COX
5. A Disabling Discipline?
PHILLIP DARBY
PART III MAJOR THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVES
6. Eclectic Theorizing in the Study and Practice of International Relations
PETER KATZENSTEIN & RUDRA SIL
7. Realism
WILLIAM C.WOHLFORTH
8. The Ethics of Realism
JACK DONNELLY
9. Marxism
BENNO TESCHKE
10. The Ethics of Marxism 188
NICHOLAS RENGGER
11. Neoliberal Institutionalism
ARTHUR A. STEIN
12. The Ethics of Neoliberal Institutionalism
JAMES L. RICHARDSON
13. The New Liberalism
ANDREW MORAVCSIK
14. The Ethics of the New Liberalism
GERRY SIMPSON
15. The English School
TIM DUNNE
16. The Ethics of the English School
MOLLY COCHRAN
17. Constructivism
IAN HURD
18. The Ethics of Constructivism
RICHARD PRICE
19. Critical Theory
RICHARD SHAPCOTT
20. The Ethics of Critical Theory
ROBYN ECKERSLEY
21. Postmodernism
ANTHONY BURKE
22. The Ethics of Postmodernism
PETER LAWLER
23. Feminism
SANDRA WHITWORTH
24. The Ethics of Feminism
JACQUI TRUE
PART IV THE QUESTION OF METHOD
25. Methodological Individualism and Rational Choice 245
ANDREW H. KYDD
26. Sociological Approaches
FRIEDRICH KRATOCHWIL
27. Psychological Approaches
JAMES GOLDGEIER & PHILIP TETLOCK
28. Quantitative Approaches
EDWARD D. MANSFIELD & JON C. PEVEHOUSE
29. Case Study Methods
ANDREW BENNETT & COLIN ELMAN
30. Historical Methods
JOEL QUIRK
PART V BRIDGING THE SUBFIELD
BOUNDARIES
31. International Political Economy
JOHN RAVENHILL
32. Strategic Studies
ROBERT AYSON
33. Foreign-Policy Decision-making
DOUGLAS T. STUART
34. International Ethics
TERRY NARDIN
35. International Law
MICHAEL BYERS
PART VI THE SCHOLAR AND THE
POLICY-MAKER
36. Scholarship and Policy-making: Who Speaks Truth to Whom?
HENRY R. NAU
37. International Relations: The Relevance of Theory to Practice 648
JOSEPH S. NYE, JR.
PART VII THE QUESTION OF DIVERSITY
38. International Relations from Below
DAVID L. BLANEY & NAEEM INAYATULLAH
39. International Relations Theory from a Former Hegemon
RICHARD LITTLE
PART VIII OLD AND NEW
40. The Concept of Power and the (Un)discipline of International Relations
JANICE BIALLY MATTERN
41. Locating Responsibility: The Problem of Moral Agency in International Relations
TONI ERSKINE
42. Big Questions in the Study of World Politics
ROBERT O. KEOHANE
43. The Failure of Static and the Need for Dynamic Approaches to International Relations
RICHARD ROSECRANCE
44. Six Wishes for a More Relevant Discipline of International Relations
STEVE SMITH
Name Index
Subject Index
POLITICAL ECONOMY
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. The Reach of Political Economy 3
BARRY R. WEINGAST & DONALD A. WITTMAN
PART II VOTERS, CANDIDATES,
AND PRESSURE GROUPS
2. Voters, Candidates, and Parties
STEPHEN ANSOLABEHERE
3. Rational Voters and Political Advertising
ANDREA PRAT
4. Candidate Objectives and Electoral Equilibrium
JOHN DUGGAN
5. Political Income Redistribution
JOHN LONDREGAN
6. The Impact of Electoral Laws on Political Parties
BERNARD GROFMAN
PART III LEGISLATIVE BODIES
7. Legislatures and Parliaments in Comparative Context
MICHAEL LAVER
8. The Organization of Democratic Legislatures
GARY W. COX
9. Coalition Government
DANIEL DIERMEIER
10. Does Bicameralism Matter?
MICHAEL CUTRONE & NOLAN MCCARTY
PART IV INTERACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE,
PRESIDENT, BUREAUCRACY,
AND THE COURTS
11. The New Separation-of-Powers Approach to American Politics 199
RUI J. P. DE FIGUEIREDO, JR., TONJA JACOBI & BARRY R. WEINGAST
12. Pivots
KEITH KREHBIEL
13. The Political Economy of the US Presidency
CHARLES M. CAMERON
14. Politics, Delegation, and Bureaucracy
JOHN D. HUBER & CHARLES R. SHIPAN
15. The Judiciary and the Role of Law
MATHEW D. MCCUBBINS & DANIEL B. RODRIGUEZ
PART V CONSTITUTIONAL THEORY
16. Constitutionalism
RUSSELL HARDIN
17. Self-Enforcing Democracy
ADAM PRZEWORSKI
18. Constitutions as Expressive Documents
GEOFFREY BRENNAN & ALAN HAMLIN
19. The Protection of Liberty, Property, and Equality
RICHARD A. EPSTEIN
20. Federalism
JONATHAN A. RODDEN
PART VI SOCIAL CHOICE
21. Social Choice
HERVÉ MOULIN
22. A Tool Kit for Voting Theory
DONALD G. SAARI
23. Interpersonal Comparisons of Well-being 408
CHARLES BLACKORBY & WALTER BOSSERT
24. Fair Division
STEVEN J. BRAMS
PART VII PUBLIC FINANCE
AND PUBLIC ECONOMICS
25. Structure and Coherence in the Political Economy of Public Finance
STANLEY L. WINER & WALTER HETTICH
26. Political Economy of Fiscal Institutions
JÜRGEN VON HAGEN
27. Voting and Efficient Public Good Mechanisms
JOHN LEDYARD
28. Fiscal Competition
DAVID E. WILDASIN
PART VIII POLITICS AND MACROECONOMICS
29. The Non-Politics of Monetary Policy
SUSANNE LOHMANN
30. Political-Economic Cycles
ROBERT J. FRANZESE, JR. & KAREN LONG JUSKO
31. Voting and the Macroeconomy
DOUGLAS A. HIBBS, JR.
32. The Political Economy of Exchange Rates
J. LAWRENCE BROZ & JEFFRY A. FRIEDEN
PART IX DEMOCRACY AND CAPITALISM
33. Capitalism and Democracy
TORBEN IVERSEN
34. Inequality
EDWARD L. GLAESER
35. Comparative Perspectives on the Role of the State in the Economy
ANNE WREN
36. Democratization: Post-Communist Implications
ANNA GRZYMALA-BUSSE & PAULINE JONES LUONG
PART X HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND NONDEMOCRATIC REGIMES
37. Paths of Economic and Political Development
DARON ACEMOGLU & JAMES A. ROBINSON
38. Authoritarian Government
STEPHEN HABER
39. The Role of the State in Development
ROBERT H. BATES
40. Electoral Systems and Economic Policy
TORSTEN PERSSON & GUIDO TABELLINI
41. Economic Geography
ANTHONY J. VENABLES
PART XI INTERNATIONAL
POLITICAL ECONOMY
42. International Political Economy: A Maturing Interdiscipline
DAVID A. LAKE
43. National Borders and the Size of Nations
ENRICO SPOLAORE
44. European Integration
BARRY EICHENGREEN
45. Trade, Immigration, and Cross-Border Investment
RONALD ROGOWSKI
PART XII INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
AND CONFLICT
46. Central Issues in the Study of International Conflict
BRUCE BUENO DE MESQUITA
47. Ethnic Mobilization and Ethnic Violence
JAMES D. FEARON
48. Democracy, Peace, and War
DAN REITER & ALLAN, C. STAM
49. Anarchy
STERGIOS SKAPERDAS
PART XIII METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
50. Economic Methods in Positive Political Theory
DAVID AUSTEN-SMITH
51. Laboratory Experiments
THOMAS R. PALFREY
52. The Tool Kit of Economic Sociology
RICHARD SWEDBERG
53. The Evolutionary Basis of Collective Action
SAMUEL BOWLES & HERBERT GINTIS
PART XIV OLD AND NEW
54. Questions about a Paradox
KENNETH J. ARROW
55. Politics and Scientific Enquiry: Retrospective on a Half-century
JAMES, M. BUCHANAN
56. The Future of Analytical Politics
MELVIN J. HINICH
57. What is Missing from Political Economy
DOUGLASS C. NORTH
58. Modeling Party Competition in General Elections
JOHN E. ROEMER
59. Old Questions and New Answers about Institutions: The Riker Objection Revisited
KENNETH A. SHEPSLE
Author Index
Subject Index
PUBLIC POLICY
About the Contributors
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. The Public and its Policies
ROBERT E. GOODIN, MARTIN REIN & MICHAEL MORAN
PART II INSTITUTIONAL AND HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
2. The Historical Roots of the Field
PETER DELEON
3. Emergence of Schools of Public Policy: Reflections by a Founding Dean
GRAHAM ALLISON
4. Training for Policy-makers
YEHEZKEL DROR
PART III MODES OF POLICY ANALYSIS
5. Policy Analysis as Puzzle Solving
CHRISTOPHER WINSHIP
6. Policy Analysis as Critical Listening
JOHN FORESTER
7. Policy Analysis as Policy Advice
RICHARD WILSON
8. Policy Analysis for Democracy
HELEN INGRAM & ANNE L. SCHNEIDER
9. Policy Analysis as Critique
JOHN S. DRYZEK
PART IV PRODUCING PUBLIC POLICY
10. The Origins of Policy
EDWARD C. PAGE
11. Agenda Setting
GIANDOMENICO MAJONE
12. Ordering through Discourse
MAARTEN HAJER & DAVID LAWS
13. Arguing, Bargaining, and Getting Agreement
LAWRENCE SUSSKIND
14. Policy Impact
KAREL VAN DEN BOSCH & BEA CANTILLON
15. The Politics of Policy Evaluation
MARK BOVENS, PAUL ‘T HART & SANNEKE KUIPERS
16. Policy Dynamics
EUGENE BARDACH
17. Learning in Public Policy
RICHARD FREEMAN
18. Reframing Problematic Policies
MARTIN REIN
PART V INSTRUMENTS OF POLICY
19. Policy in Practice
DAVID LAWS & MAARTEN HAJER
20. Policy Network Analysis
R. A. W. RHODES
21. Smart Policy?
TOM CHRISTENSEN
22. The Tools of Government in the Information Age
CHRISTOPHER HOOD
23. Policy Analysis as Organizational Analysis
BARRY L. FRIEDMAN
24. Public–Private Collaboration
JOHN D. DONAHUE & RICHARD J. ZECKHAUSER
PART VI CONSTRAINTS ON PUBLIC POLICY
25. Economic Constraints on Public Policy
JOHN QUIGGIN
26. Political Feasibility: Interests and Power
WILLIAM A. GALSTON
27. Institutional Constraints on Policy
ELLEN M. IMMERGUT
28. Social and Cultural Factors: Constraining and Enabling
DAVIS B. BOBROW
29. Globalization and Public Policy
COLIN HAY
PART VII POLICY INTERVENTION:
STYLES AND RATIONALES
30. Distributive and Redistributive Policy
TOM SEFTON
31. Market and Non-Market Failures
MARK A. R. KLEIMAN & STEVEN M. TELES
32. Privatization and Regulatory Regimes
COLIN SCOTT
33. Democratizing the Policy Process
ARCHON FUNG
PART VIII COMMENDING AND EVALUATING
PUBLIC POLICIES
34. The Logic of Appropriateness
JAMES G. MARCH & JOHAN P. OLSEN
35. Ethical Dimensions of Public Policy
HENRY SHUE
36. Economic Techniques
KEVIN B. SMITH
37. Economism and its Limits
JONATHAN WOLFF & DIRK HAUBRICH
38. Policy Modeling
NETA C. CRAWFORD
39. Social Experimentation for Public Policy
CAROL HIRSCHON WEISS & JOHANNA BIRCKMAYER
PART IX PUBLIC POLICY, OLD AND NEW
40. The Unique Methodology of Policy Research
AMITAI ETZIONI
41. Choosing Governance Systems: A Plea for Comparative Research
ORAN R. YOUNG
42. The Politics of Retrenchment: The US Case
FRANCES FOX PIVEN
43. Reflections on How Political Scientists (and Others) Might Think about Energy and Policy
MATTHEW HOLDEN, JR.
44. Reflections on Policy Analysis: Putting it Together Again
RUDOLF KLEIN & THEODORE R. MARMOR