By Daniel A. Farber

‘Dan Farber has assembled a diverse and challenging set of readings that lay out the grounds of agreement and disagreement in theories of public choice and law. This collection will be valuable to students and others seeking an introduction to this difficult and contentious subject.’ – John Ferejohn, Stanford University and New York University, US

Public choice theory has become an increasingly significant aspect of public law scholarship. A more comprehensive knowledge of public institutions and their activities can illuminate our understanding of how legal rules shape the behavior of these institutions. This volume gathers together key papers highlighting the fundamental issues in the evolution of this subject.

Published Year: 2007 Format: Hard Back ISBN: 978 1 84542 716 0 Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing No of Pages: 512 Our Price: £ 117.00 Reviews: 0 reivew(s).

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