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New institutional economics: what does it have to offer?

Ole Winckler Andersen Roskilde University
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Kirsten Bregn Roskilde University
Pages 484-497 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Greig Charnock. (2009) Why do institutions matter? Global competitiveness and the politics of policies in Latin America. Capital & Class 33:2, pages 67-99.
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Fernando Toboso. (1995) Explaining the process of change taking place in legal rules and social norms: The cases of institutional economics and new institutional economics. European Journal of Law and Economics 2:1, pages 63-84.
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