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the oxford handbook of ......................................................................................................... ...

the oxford handbook of POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS ...

the oxford handbooks of political science GeneralEditor:RobertE. Goodin TheOxford Handbooks of Political Scienceis a ten-volume ...

3 Great Clarendon Street, Oxfordox2 6dp Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the Uni ...

Contents ......................................... About the Contributors ix Preface xii PART I INTRODUCTION 1. Elaborating the ...

9. Economic Institutions 144 MichaelMoran 10. Exclusion, Inclusion, and Political Institutions 163 MatthewHolden, jr. 11. Analyz ...

26. Judicial Institutions 514 JamesL.Gibson 27. The Judicial Process and Public Policy 535 KevinT.McGuire 28. Political Parties ...

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About theContributors .......................................................................................................... ...

Jose Harrisis Professor of Modern History, University of Oxford. Colin Hayis Professor of Political Analysis in the Department o ...

Peter M. Shaneis Joseph S. Platt/Porter Wright Morris and Arthur Professor of Law at Ohio State University. Kenneth A. Shepsleis ...

Preface ................................... The study of political institutions is central to the identity of the discipline of ...

likelyXowed from variations in political organization than in essential variability between citizenries of diVerent political sy ...

common good—or at least they so justiWed these eVorts in this way. Of course, the founders of the political science profession i ...

around—institutions that strengthen the blocking power of minorities may be remarkably equitable, though perhaps only when viewe ...

institutions are viewed as independent entities that over time shape a polity by inXuencing actors’ preferences, perceptions, an ...

society. Furthermore, these reXect more recent interest in theory and the con- structed nature of institutions. Finally, Part IV ...

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part i ......................................................................................................................... ...