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WORKSHOP ON INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
SEPTEMBER 17–22, 2005
BARCELONA, SPAIN
TITLES
AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGES:
CORPORATE COMPLIANCE AND THE PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGE
OF LAWYERS, AUDITORS AND REPORTERS
Ido Baum
Hamburg University
TENURE
INSECURITY, TRANSACTION COSTS IN THE LAND LEASE MARKET,
AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR GENDERED PRODUCTIVITY DIFFERENTIALS
Mintewab Bezabih
Göteborg University
PRICING UNDER ASYMMETRICAL INFORMATION:
A CASE STUDY OF HONG KONG’S HOUSING MARKET
Lennon Choy
Hong
Kong Polytechnic University
HOW CAN CORPORATE
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AFFECT DEVELOPMENT?
Athanasios Chymis
University of Missouri-Columbia
ECONOMIC GROWTH, INSTITUTIONS, AND MARKETS:
THE CASE OF TRANSITIONAL COUNTRIES
Pál Czeglédi
University of Debrecen
DRIVING FORCES FOR UNWANTED REFORMS: THE CASE OF UKRAINE
Vladimir Dubrovskiy, Janusz Szyrmer, William Graves III, and Sergey Kokovin
CASE Ukraine
THE IMPACT OF WOMEN’S SCHOOLING ON PROPERTY RIGHTS
AND DECISION-MAKING WITHIN THE HOUSEHOLD:
EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL EXPERIMENT IN SUDAN
Buthaina Elnaiem
Juba University
THE EFFECTS OF POLITICAL COMPETITION
ON HORIZONTAL ACCOUNTABILITY:
THE CASE OF THE INDEPENDENT COURTS OF ACCOUNTS IN BRAZIL
Carlos Figueirêdo
Federal University of Pernambuco
POLITICAL HORIZONS AND CORRUPTION
Mario Gamboa-Cavazos
Harvard University
MEASURING THE TRANSACTION SECTOR IN
THE POLISH ECONOMY,
1996 – 2002
Patrycja Graca
Warsaw School of Economics
NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS AND THE SOCIAL COSTS OF
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LEGISLATION IN PUERTO RICO
Paco Guerra
Catholic University of Puerto Rico
THE ENTREPRENEURIAL THEORY OF THE FIRM
Jian-qiang Jiang
Fudan University
SOVEREIGN RISK: CONSTITUTIONS RULE
Emanuel Kohlscheen
University of Warwick
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MULTINATIONAL
FIRMS’ OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE CHOICES
IN POLITICALLY RISKY COUNTRIES:
AN INTEGRATIVE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT APPROACH
Candace Martinez
University of Illinois
NEITHER GROUP NOR INDIVIDUAL: UNRESOLVED CONFLICT IN THE TRANSITION
FROM COMMON PROPERTY TO INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY
IN KAJIADO DISTRICT, KENYA
Esther Mwangi
Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
WHY DO INFORMAL SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES STAY INFORMAL?
ESTIMATING COST OF DOING BUSINESS
IN FOOD VENDING ENTERPRISES IN TANZANIA
Estomih Nkya
Mzumbe University
INSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES AND UNFORESEEN TRANSACTION COSTS ON GLOBAL
PROJECTS
Ryan Orr
Stanford University
CARROT OR STICK?
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF REPUTATION EFFECTS IN
DICTATOR GAMES
Maroš Servátka
University of Arizona
CORRUPT ELECTIONS: INCENTIVES AND IMPLICATIONS
Alberto Simpser
Princeton University
SUBNATIONAL COMPLIANCE
WITH FEDERAL BALANCED-BUDGET INSTITUTIONS:
A TENTATIVE APPLICATION OF SOCIAL CHOICE THEORY
TO FISCAL FEDERALISM IN BRAZIL
Saulo Souza
Federal University of Pernambuco
SWISS DIRECT DEMOCRACY: THE MORE THE BETTER?
Jürg Sprecher
University of Basel
DOES TRANSITION MAKE YOU HAPPY?
Peter Sanfey and
Utku Teksoz
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
and University of Munich
BARRIERS TO WATER MARKETS
IN THE HEIHE RIVER BASIN IN NORTHWEST CHINA
Junlian Zhang
China Agricultural University
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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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