The Next Twenty-five Years of Public Choice

The Next Twenty Five Years of Public Choice; C.K. Rowley, F. Schneider, R.D. Tollison. Public choice - What I hope for the next twenty five years; G. Tullock. Health care, education and the cost disease: a looming crisis for public choice; W.J. Baumol. Public choice theory: some items for a research agenda; P. Bernholz. State and standards; C.B. Blankart, G. Kniep. Toward a presumption of efficiency in politics; A. Breton. Public choice after socialism ..; J.M. Buchanan. Public choice in Italy; D. da Empoli. Promising directions in public choice; J.M. Enelow, R.B. Morton. From economic imperialism to social science inspiration; B.S. Frey. Low-cost decisions as a challenge to public choice; G. Kirchgässner, W. Pommerehne. Bioeconomics and the survival model: the economic lessons of evolutionary biology; S.P. Magee. The shape of public choice to come: some problems and advice; W.E. Mitchell. The future of public choice; D.C. Mueller. The reflections of a grump; W.A. Niskanen. What do we mean by rationality? D.C. North. Epistemic choice and public choice; V. Ostrom. Public choice: more of a branch or more of a sect? M. Paldam. Ideology, `shirking' and representation; K.T. Poole, T. Romer. Next twenty five years of public choice; A. Udagawa. The impending transformation of public choice scholarship; R.E. Wagner. Some reflections on the next twenty five years of public choice; F. van Winden.