Institutional Economics Economics Social Sciences

Institutions govern economic processes. Examples for economic institutions are norms, laws, markets etc.

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• - Covers the current field of law and economics. Full texts available online.
  
• - New Institutional Economics Research Center - University of Paris I.
  
• - Major contributor to Institutional Economics by his work on theory of property rights. Winner of Nobel Prize in economics 1991.
  
• - Major contributor to Institutional Economics and winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics 1993 (with Robert Fogel).
  
• - Organized by Max-Planck Project Group Law of Common Goods, Bonn, topic 2000: The Proper Scope of Government.
  
• - Doctoral and post-doctoral school specialized in new institutional economics (France). Papers, workshops, conferences, archives. Some information also in French.
  
• - Nobel lecture and curriculum vitae.
  
• - The Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics JITE provides a forum for research results.
  
• - Based at the University of Maryland, source of research and advisory expertise for addressing economic growth and governance issues in transition and developing countries.
  
• - Annual Conference of the International Society of New Institutional Economics, September 22-24, 2000, Tübingen, Germany.
  
• - US research institute specialized in new institutional economics. Working papers, links, information about Coase, multi-lingual glossary, reading list.
  
• - Major contributor to Economic History (Cliometrics) and Institutional Economics. Winner of the Nobel Prize in economics 1993 (with Douglass North).
  
• - Winner Nobel Prize in economics 1978 mainly for research on decision making in organizations.
  
• - References to selected readings on New Institutional Economics.
  
  

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