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2002 Cambridge Workshop: Titles of Abstracts |
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WORKSHOP ON INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS SEPTEMBER 22– 27, 2002 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, USA ABSTRACT TITLES Addressing the Squatter Problem in the Philippines: Insights from the Community Mortgage Program Marife M. Ballesteros Philippine Institute of Development Studies Political Credibility and Economic Development: A Case of Azerbaijan Vugar Bayramov Azerbaijan State Economic University Trust and Efficiency of Institutions Matej Cepl Northeastern University DETERMINANTS OF VERTICAL INTEGRATION: AN EMPIRICAL ENQUIRY ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION ISSUES Isabel Diez-Vial Universidad Complutense de Madrid and University of California, Berkeley Selling the State: Political Privatization in Post-Socialist Countries Martin Dimitrov Stanford University WHY ARE THERE SO MANY FIRMS IN EGYPT? WHAT’S “VERTICAL INTEGRATION” GOT TO DO WITH IT? Amirah El-Haddad University of Maryland Measuring entry costs: Why to do this and What method to use? Some evidence from Bulgaria Yordanka Gancheva, Institute for Market Economics, Bulgaria Property Rights Interpretation in New Institutional Economics and its Application in the Analysis of Corporate Governance in Russia Denis Kadochnikov American University The DRAMA OF THE COMMONS: How Institutionalised Violence and the Logic of Ethnicity Affect Communal Resource Conflicts in Sri Lanka Benedikt Korf Humboldt University of Berlin and Center for Development Research (ZEF), Bonn Corporate Social Responsibility as a Value Creation Strategy: An Institutional Approach Claudio Antonio Pinheiro Machado Filho University of São Paulo, Brazil Transaction Governance and Contractual Relations in a Transition Economy Olga N. Nashchekina National Technical University “Kharkov Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ENDEAVOUR: THE CASE OF SMALL ENTERPRISES IN TANZANIA Estomih J. Nkya Mzumbe University, Tanzania The institutions of the market of development-knowledge: is it helping development? Gabriel Ortiz de Zevallos APOYO Institute CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT: RELATIONAL CONTRACTS OR COURTS IN CROSS-BORDER TRADE: A SURVEY FOR BULGARIA AND MACEDONIA Petya Platikanova Institute for Market Economics, Bulgaria Institutional Influences on Incomplete Financial Contracting and the Relevance of Accounting Information Asheq R. Rahman Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Norms in the Economic Evolution: Old Believers in the Russian Nineteenth-century Textile Industry Danila Raskov St. Petersburg State University THE RELATIONS BETWEEN INFORMAL AND FORMAL SECTORS AND DEVELOPMENT Pablo Rossell Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo Laboral y Agrario, Bolivia Brand Name as an Asset and a Contract: An Empirical Analysis From Franchising Claude Ménard, Paulo F. Azevedo and Vivian L.S. Silva Centre ATOM, University of Paris (Pantheon-Sorbonne) and Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), SP, Brazil Evolutionary Ownership structure in post privatization phase and its impact on corporate performance in PolanD: A comparative study of Polish publicly traded enterprises: privatized and private companies Agnieszka Slomka Warsaw School of Economics Local Politicians, Firms, and the Federal Center: The Anatomy of Provincial Protectionism Konstantin Sonin New Economic School and CEFIR, Moscow Can Credit Markets Discipline Subnational Governments in Russia? Andrey Timofeev CERGE-EI, Charles University, Prague peculiarities of investments in contemporary Russia Natalia N. Tsytovich St. Petersburg State University The Role of Dowry from a New Institutional Economics Approach: Evidence from Catalan Marriage Contracts in the Nineteenth Century Raul Viedma-Ponce Pompeu Fabra University Political Institutions, Government, and the Policy-Making Process Mario Villarreal Díaz Claremont Graduate University Optimal Methods and Sequencing of Privatization: Theory and Evidence from Vietnam Anh T. Vu Boston College Do African Legislatures Matter for Public Spending? The Case of Ghana Yongmei Zhou The World Bank Titles |2001 Berkeley|2001 Rio |2002 Cambridge|2003 Budapest |2003 São Paulo| |2004 Tucson|2005 Barcelona |2006 Boulder|2007 Reykjavik |2008 Singapore| |2008 Philippines|2008 Beijing |2009 Bratislava|2009 Xiamen |2010 Moscow| |
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