Homo Oeconomicus

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2005, Volume 23

• 295-321 The Case for Utilitarian Voting
  by Claude Hillinger
• 323-332 Market for Votes
  by Klaus Kultti & Hannu Salonen
• 333-346 Do Legal Sanctions Reinforce Social Sanctions? Evidence 19th Century Brittany
  by Nicolas G. Vaillant
• 347-369 Employment Relations and the Boundaries of the Firm
  by Harald Wiese
• 371-379 Arithmetics of Property Rights: A Leontief-type Model of Ownership Structures
  by František Turnovec
• 381-400 ‘The Poor Pay More’: Another Case of Discrimination in the Consumer Credit Market?
  by Ingrid Größl
• 401-424 Non Constant Sum and R+S Player Extensions of the Linear Programming Representation of Two Person Constant Sum Games
  by Michael J. Ryan
• 425-440 Epistemology and Cultural Economics
  by Tasos Zembylas
• 443-445 When a Black Suitcase Becomes More than a Black Suitcase
  by Nicola Atkinson.Davidson

• 1-20 Maintaining the Integrity of Standards: No Passage East of Java
  by Tineke M. Egyedi & John Hudsoni
• 21-46 Inter-Technology versus Intra-Technology Competition in Network Markets
  by Tobias Langenberg
• 47-70 Intergration between Hardware an d Software Producers in the Presence of Indirect Network Externalities
  by Sangin Park
• 71-92 Standardization Education
  by Henk J. de Vries
• 93-98 The Economics of Standards: Theory, Evidence, Policy – a Review Article
  by Jörg Gröndahl
• 111-122 The Economics of Standards: Theory, Evidence, Policy – a Review Article
  by Marlies Ahlert & Bodo Vogt
• 123-145 A Formal Analysis of Melioration on the Basis of its Underlying Binary Relations
  by Jose Apesteguia
• 147-168 Conventions: Some Conventional and Some Not So Conventional Wisdom
  by Siegfried Berninghaus & Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt
• 169-189 Employment Duration and Resistance to Wage Reductions: Experimental Evidence
  by Michael Burda & Werner Güth & Georg Kirchsteiger & Harald Uhlig
• 192-209 Risk Aversion on Probabilities: Experimental Evidence of Deciding Between Lotteries
  by Martin Weber & Werner Güth & Eric van Damme
• 208-230 On the Evolutionary Stability of Profit Maximization
  by Werner Güth & Steffen Huck
• 231-255 How to Play Randomly without a Random Generator: The Case of Maximin Players
  by Yaakov Kaarev & Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt
• 257-281 Rules for Subjects’ Decisions in Full Information and Hidden Action Problems in Principal-Agent Games
  by Bodo Vogt

• 473-494 On the Evolution of Conciousness
  by Rudolf Hernegger

• 1-20 In Introduction: Explaining History – Neo-Institutionalism in Perspective
  by Oliver Volckart
• 21-40 Village Communities as Cartels: Problems of Collective Action and their Solutions in Medieval and Early Modern Central Europe
  by Oliver Volckart
• 41-58 A Rent Seekers’ Paradise, or Why There Was No Revolution in Fifteenth- to Eighteenth-Century Nuremberg
  by Sybille Lehmann
• 59-82 Fiscal Choices and Religion in Ottoman Europe
  by Eliana Balla
• 83-116 The Evolution of the German Tort Law in the Nineteenth Century: an Economic Analysis of the Evolution of Law
  by Martina Eckardt
• 117-152 Protecting Your Protection in a Violent World: the Link between an States’s Organisation of Violence and its Constitutional Design
  by Shawn Humphrey
• 133-153 Border Changes and price Adjustment: Evidence from Interwar Poland, 1918-1939
  by Nikolaus Wolf
• 171-196 The Rationale of Revolutions
  by Ronald Wintrobe
• 197-224 The State and Two Revolutions: A Porperian Perspective
  by Michael Keren
• 225-250 Why do Revolutions Succeed? The role of Rational Choice in the Chinese Communist Revolution
  by Terry Sicular
• 251-282 Revolution or Reform? Socialism’s Dilemma as Rational Choice Problem
  by Mario Ferrero
• 283-314 Economic Development and Democracy. Does Industrialization Lead to Universal Suffrage?
  by Roger Congleton
• 315-354 The Quandaries of Slavery and Civil War in the United States
  by Norman Schofield
• 355-372 Social Choice and Southern Secession in the United States
  by Kelley Gary
• 373-395 Secession as Revolution
  by Robert Young
• 396-429 The Dynamics of the Columbian Civil Conflict: A New Dataset
  by Jorge Restrepo & Michael Spagat & Juan Vargas
• 429-455 It’s all about State Structure – New Findings on Revolutionary Origins from Global Data
  by Jack Goldstone & Ted Gurr & Monty Marshall & Jay Ulfelder
• 473-494 The Neuroeconomics of Anger
  by Daniel J. Zizzo
• 509-520 How the Brain Predicts and Evaluates Monetary Rewards
  by Giorgio Coricelli
• 521-541 Bounded Rationality and Theory Absorption
  by Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt
• 543-572 Chancellor Schröder, the SPD, and Agenda 2010
  by Gerard Braunthal
• 573-576 Qualified Majority Voting Explained
  by Dan S. Felsenthal & Moshé Machover
• 597-619 On the Perils of Adopting the Euro in the New Accession Countries
  by Mariusz K. Krawczyk

• 361-390 Factionalsim, Violence and Bargaining in Civil Wars
  by Gordon H. McCormick & Guillermo Owen
• 391-422 Labour Disputes in the Twentieth Century: an International Comparison and Evaluation of Theories
  by Laszlo Goerke & Jakob B. Madsen
• 423-427 Institutions Matter – the Role of Institutional Factors for Labour Disputes: a Comment
  by Elke J. Jahn
• 429-436 Institutinal Changes and Strike Activity in OECD-Countries: a Reply to Elke Jahn
  by Laszlo Goerke & Jakob B. Madsen
• 437-448 The Role of Criticism in Growth Theory, 1939-1986
  by Hans Werner Holub & Veronoika V. Eberharter & Gottfried Tappeiner
• 449-460 The Coordinated Solution for Superadditive Games with Empty Core
  by Dimitar Antov & Edward Packel
• 461-470 Quota Solutions beyond Quota Games: a Comment on Antov and Packel
  by Maria Montero
• 471-472 On Montero’s Comments concerning the Coordinated Solution of Antov and Packel
  by Dimitar Antov & Edward Packel
• 473-492 Global Monotonicity of Values of Cooperative Games: An Argument Supporting the Explanatory Power of Shapley’s Approach
  by René Levinský & Peter Silársky
• 493-498 Implementing Democracy in Indirect Voting Processes: the Knesset Case
  by Annick Laruelle

• 1-19 The Impact of Standardization on International Trade
  by John Hudson & Philip Jones
• 21-61 On the Regulation of Telecommunications Markets
  by Manfred J. Holler
• 63-78 Internet Services and the Standard Setting Process: the Case of Instant Messaging Services
  by Marc van Wegberg
• 79-102 On the Impact of Standardization on the Provision of ERP-Systems
  by Bernd Reitwiesner & Stefan Volkert
• 103-123 The Impact of Patents in the Propensity to Standardise at Standardisation Development Organisations: an International Cross-Section Analysis
  by Knut Blind
• 125-145 Efficiency of IEC Technical Committee Secretaries
  by Hans Teichmann
• 147-157 Quality Management in the Polish Economy
  by Janusz Zymonik & Zofia Zymonik
• 161-194 An Indirect-Evolution Approad to Newcomb's Problem
  by Max Albert & Ronald A. Heiner
• 195-255 Dependency Equilibria and the Casual Structure of Decision and Game Situations
  by Wolfgang Spohn
• 257-302 Reflections on Equilibrium: Ideal Rationality and Analytic Decomposition of Games
  by Siegfried Berninghaus & Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt
• 303-356 The Bounds of Rationality: Philosophical, Psychological and Economic Aspects of Choice Making
  by Hermann Brandstätter & Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt

• 471-505 The founding of the American Agrarian Empire and the Conflict of Land and Capital
  by Norman Schofield
• 507-517 The founding of the American Agrarian Empire and the Conflict of Land and Capital
  by Walter Block
• 519-541 Ancestors of the Contemporary Homo Economicus
  by Benno Torgler
• 543-567 Hobbes on the Passions and Powerlesness
  by Timo Airaksinen
• 569-576 Nonmonotonic Reasoning and the Foundations of Rational Choice
  by Ruvin Gekker
• 577-581 Tony Blair's Dilemma
  by Moshé Machover
• 583-590 The Discovery of the Chessboard: Introduction Research in the Structure of Space and Preferences
  by Manfred J. Holler
• 591-605 Remark on the Social Organisation of Space and Place
  by Andy Crabtree
• 606-606 Chess Game I
  by Norbert Leudemann
• 607-622 Mediated Action and Representation on the Vicissitudes of Human Signification
  by Jannis Kallinikos
• 623-628 Where is the Vision to Link City Structures with Sozial concern?
  by Ben Spencer
• 629-633 Readme Mindmap Media Space - Game Intervals, Kassel/Berlin, 19.08. 2000-03.01.2001
  by Matze Schmidt
• 634-634 Chess Game II
  by Norbert Leudemann
• 635-637 Motion Fiel - A Contribution to the 5th ARTS&Games Festival, Berlin 2001
  by Traude Linhardt

• 7-8 Introduction
  by Frank Dietrich & Hartmut Kliemt & Michael Imhoff
• 11-23 Daily Dermatology: a Dermatologist's Description of his "German" Experience
  by Günther Feicht
• 24-27 Budgets, Control and Outpatient Treatment - Economic Comment on Günther Feicht
  by Gerhard Brenner
• 28-30 Rationing in Practice - Ethical Comment on Günther Feicht
  by Anton Leist
• 31-40 Practices of Microallocation in German Hospitals I
  by Tibor Horvath
• 41-43 The Role of Financing Regimes in Inpatient Care - Economic Comment on Tibor Horvath
  by Frank Daumann
• 44-47 Who Should Be the Principal Agent in Microallocation - Ethical Comment on Tibor Horvath
  by Felix Thiele
• 48-57 Practices of Microallocation in German Hospitals II
  by Eckhard Nagel
• 58-61 Standardization of Health Care Provission as a Non-medical Task - Economic Comment on Eckhard Nagel
  by Hartmut Kliemt
• 62-67 Is there a "Right to Health"? - Ethical Comment on Eckhard Nagel
  by Wolfgang Lenzen
• 71-78 Practitioners as Gate Keepers in an Advanced Country: American HMO I - The Physician's Perspective
  by Paul Williamson
• 79-85 Who Shall Bear the Burden of Cost Containment? - Economic and Ethical Comment on Paul Williamson
  by Georg Marckmann
• 86-96 Practitioners as Gate Keepers in an Advanced Country: American HMO II - The Manager's Perspective
  by John Powell
• 97-101 General Practioners as Gatekeepers - Economic Comment on John Powell
  by Michael Arnold
• 102-104 HMO's Between Over- and Underprovision of Services - Ethical Comment on John Powell
  by Weyma Lübbe
• 105-112 Practitioners as Gate Keepers in an Advanced Country: UK NHS - The Manager's Perspective
  by Valerie Day
• 113-114 The Proper Rolle of Health Care in Free Society - Economic Comment on Valerie Day
  by Friedrich Breyer
• 115-117 Against Schematic Equality - Ethical Comment on Valerie Day
  by Frank Dietrich
• 121-136 Medical Practices as Processes
  by Michael Imhoff
• 137-143 Torward a Proper Role for Actuarial Risk - Economic Comment on Michael Imhoff
  by Dominik Graf von Stillfried
• 144-149 On Treating Medical Practices as Process - Ethical Comment on Michael Imhoff
  by Thomas Spitzley
• 153-170 The Impact of Political Scandals on Popularity and Votes
  by Jean-Dominique Lafay & Marie Servais
• 171-197 The Scandal of Evil in Philosophical Ethics: Theory and Applications
  by Timo Airaksinen
• 199-205 Society Saved by Children: the Role of Youngsters in the Generation of Scandals
  by Luciano Andreozzi
• 207-214 Gustave Courbet's L'Origine du Monde and its Socio-Economic Implications
  by Jürgen G. Backhaus
• 215-224 William S. Burroughs' William Tell Routine: the Birth of the Possessed Reporter from a Staged Accidental Death
  by Alexander Klose
• 225-228 Limits of Representation: A Bullet through the Head
  by August Christian
• 231-238 The Scandal of Travestying Photography
  by Carine & Elisabeth Krecké
• 239-243 The ARTS&GAMES Food Section: the Chromatic Diet Revisited - Dimensions of Interaction
  by Babara Klose-Ullmann
• 244-244 Claudia Schiffer
  by Brain Bagnall
• 245-250 Austria: a European Scandal
  by Monika Mokre
• 251-255 Enron, Andersen & Virtual Capitalism
  by Egon Matzner
• 257-267 The Socio-Economics of Scandals
  by George M. Frankfurter
• 268-268 Clausia Schiffer er et
  by Sten Büllow Bredsted
• 269-272 Democratic Devices and Desires: A Review Article
  by Pierre Salmon
• 281-295 On the Present and Future of Power Measures
  by Manfred J. Holler & Guillermo Owen
• 297-310 Models and Reality: the Curios Case of the Absent Abstention
  by Dan S. Felsenthal & Moshé Machover
• 311-326 Preferences and Power in the European Union
  by Madeleinen O. Hoslil
• 327-343 The Power of a Spatially Inferior Player
  by Mika Widgrén & Stefan Napel
• 345-371 Shareholder Voting Power and Ownership Control of Companies
  by Dennis Leech
• 373-386 On the Probablistic Relationship between the Public Good Index and the Normalized Bannzhaf Index
  by Mika Widgrén
• 387-398 Extended Probablistic Characterization of Power Indices
  by Matthias Brueckner
• 399-411 An Axiomatic Approach to Probablistic Efficient Values for Cooperative Games
  by Tadeusz Radzik & Theo Driessen
• 413-437 Equal Treatment for Both Sides of Assignment Games in the Modified Least Core
  by Peter Sudhölter
• 439-449 Order Extensions and the Evaluation of Groups
  by Sussanne Fuchs-Seliger & Michael Ilgner
• 451-467 Effectivity Functions, Opportunity Rankings, and Generalized Desirability Relations
  by Stefano Vannucci
• 225-276 Scarcity as an Educational Problem: the Construction of Economics in 20th Century German Philosophy of Education: A Review Article
  by Birger P. Priddat

• 403-428 Oscilliations in the Enforcement of Law: an Evolutionary Analysis
  by Luciano Andreozzi
• 429-436 Why Capital Hires Labour and Why Labour Does Not Hire Capital
  by Meghnad Desai & Manfred J. Holler
• 437-450 The Revolt of Promethean Man
  by Peter Bernholz
• 451-458 The Revolt of Promethean Man: a comment
  by Charles K. Rowley
• 459-463 Selfish Brains, Robotics, or Something Esse?: a Commentary to P. Bernholz
  by Olaf Breidbach
• 465-491 Method and Methodology
  by Gerorge M. Frankfurter
• 492 Treillage
  by Kathryn Dohrmann
• 493-499 On Insurance, Risk Management, and Cultural Ecology?
  by Walter R. Stahel
• 500 To Be or Not to Be?
  by Brian Bagnall
• 501-521 Why Did the German Bourgeoisie Imitate the Nobility?: a Rational-Choice-Analysis of Bourgeois Behavior in Wilhelmine Germany
  by Oliver Volckart
• 523-534 The Split-Brain Debate Revisited: on the Importance of Language and Self-Recognition for Right Hemispheric Consciousness
  by Alain Morin
• 535-569 Nicola Atkinson-Griffith's "Secrets of the World"
  by Manfred J.Holler

• 1-17 Editors' Introduction to "Making Choices I"
  by Joachim Frohn & Werner Güth & Hartmut Kliemt & Reinhard Selten
• 19-30 Direct versus Indirect Reciprocity: An Experiment
  by Martin Dufenberg & Uri Gneezy & Werner Güth & Eric Van Demme
• 31-46 Imperfect Monitoring in the Repeated Prisoners' Dilemma - A Strategy Tornament
  by Anita Ganter & Manfred Königstein
• 47-76 Evidence of Deliberate Violations of Dominance Due to Secondary Satisfaction - Attraction to Chance
  by Robin E. Pope
• 77-90 Selection Between Pareto-optimal Outcomes in Two-Person Bargaining With and Without the right to Make a Proposal
  by Bodo Vogt & Wulf Albers
• 91-110 How Ultimatum Offers Emerge: A Study in Bounded Rationality
  by Werner Güth
• 111-149 Imitation Equilibrium
  by Reinhard Selten & Axel Ostmann
• 151-175 Explaining Experimental Decisions under Time Pressure by Multiattribute Decision Field Theory
  by Adele Diedrich
• 177-197 Heuristics as Decision Rules - Part I: The Cobb Douglas Consumer
  by Werner Güth & Wilhelm Neuefeind
• 201-209 Decision Time as Measure of Conflict Strengthin Individual Risky Decision Making?
  by Adele Diedrich
• 211-228 Optimal Contracting With Boundedly Rational Agents
  by Manfred Königstein
• 229-240 NumericalDecision Processing causing stock price clustering?
  by Bodo Vogt & Andreas Uphaus & Wulf Albers
• 241-262 Trust and Reciprocity in the Investment Game with Indirect Reward
  by Werner Güth & Manfred Königstein & Nadège Marchand & Klaus Nehring
• 263-276 Effects of Preictability on Preferences
  by Judith Avrahami & Yaakov Kareev
• 277-302 Why do people veto? An experimental analysis of the evaluation and the consequences of varying degrees of veto power
  by Werner Güth & Judit Kovács
• 303-318 How Paulus Becomes Saulus An Experimental Study of Equal Punishment Games
  by Marlies Ahlert & Arwed Crüger & Werner Güth
• 319-335 Repeated Game Strategies in Local and Group Prisoner's Dilemmas Experiments: First Results
  by Oliver Kirchkamp & Rosemarie Nagel
• 337-351 Predating Predators: An experimental Study
  by Judith Avrahami & Yaakov Kareev & Werner Güth
• 353-375 Exploring Behavior: An Ultimatum Experiment
  by Max Albert & Erich Kirchler & Werner Güth & Boris Maciejovsky
• 377-399 Will Cooperators Manage to Cooperate? - Experimental Evidence
  by Max Albert & Erich Kirchler & Werner Güth & Boris Maciejovsky

• 347-369 Signaling and Semiotics: a Search for Meaning
  by George M. Frankfurter & Elton G. McGoun
• 391-425 The Election of Lincoln in 1860
  by Kim Dixon & Norman Schofield
• 427-440 The Nature of Popular Film as a Commodity: The Diffusion of Film in Britain during the mid-1930s
  by John Sedgwick
• 441-461 A Conflict between Asceticism an Wealth: Law and Economics of the Cistercians in the Middle Ages
  by Bernhard Nagel
• 463-488 The Adoption of Internet-Based Marketing Channels
  by Viggo Høst & Niels Peter Mols & Jørn Flohr Nielsen
• 489-513 Performance-Based Compensation in Banks: The Use of RAROC and Related Measures
  by Anja Guthoff & Frank Rüter
• 515-538 The Mutual Indurance Cooperative as a Game
  by Hong Wu

• 1-10 Power Indices and the Design of Electoral/Constitutional Systems
  by Ron J. Johnston
• 11-23 Power, Cooperation Indices and Coalition Structures
  by Rafel Amer & Francesc Carreras
• 31-55 Coalition Formation and Voting in the Council of the European Union
  by Madeleine O. Hosli
• 57-66 Voting Power in the European Central Bank
  by Matthias Brueckner
• 67-84 Voting Power in a Sequence of Cooperative Games: The Case of EU Procedures
  by Annick Laruelle & Mika Widgrén
• 85-106 Calculus of Consent in the EU Council of Ministers
  by Hanu Nurmi & Tommi Meskanen & Antti Pajala
• 107-123 Decisiveness and Inclusiveness: Two Aspects of the Intergovernmental Choices of European Voting Rule
  by Thomas König & Thomas Bräuninger
• 125-136 Index of Power for Cabinet
  by Jacek W. Mercik
• 137-154 Set Games
  by Harry Aarts & Kees Hoede & Yukihiko Funaki
• 155-164 An Average Value Function for Cooperative Games
  by Vladimir Akimov & William Kerby
• 165-175 On Small Coalitions, Hierarchic Decision Making, and Collective Competence
  by Sven Berg
• 177-191 Axiomatics of Level Structure Values
  by Frédéric Chantreuil
• 193-214 Values for Multialternative Games and Multilinear Extensions
  by Rie Ono
• 221-222 Introduction to EYS Volume 3
  by Manfred J. Holler & Esko Niskanen
• 223-224 News from the Academy for Standardization (EURAS)
  by ****
• 231-262 The Standardised Container: Gateway Technologies in Cargo Transport
  by Tinele M. Egyedi
• 285-301 Information and Communication Network and Flexible Labour Markets: An Empirical Study of the Rhine -Main Region
  by Silvia Krömmelbein
• 303-315 Strategic R&D Investment in Future Comopatibility
  by Mikko Mustonen
• 317-321 An Inquiry into the Copernicus-Grecham Law of Worse Money in Standardization
  by Jan W. Owsinski
• 323-343 Business Standards and Government: The Roles taken by the British Government in the Formation of British Standards
  by Robert Mc William
• 345-346 Achieving Best Practices in National Standardization: A Benchmarking Study of the National Standardization System of Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Italy. A Book Review
  by Henk J. de Vries

• 247-275 Gedanken zum Refereesystem in ökonomischen wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften
  by Dieter Bös
• 277-286 Wege aus dem Doping-Dilemma. Eine ökonomische Analyse
  by Manfred Tietzel & Christian Müller
• 287-291 Zur Ökonomik der Dopingbekämpfung. Eine Replik
  by Wolfgang Maenning
• 293-300 Wege aus dem Doping-Dilemma - Definitions-Ausweg muß verschlossen werden. Anmerkungen zu Manfred Tietzel und Christiane Müller
  by Gert Wagner
• 301-332 Zum Verhältnis von gesetzlicher und vertraglich vereinbarter Mitbestimmung
  by Bernhard Nage & Hans G. Nutzinger
• 333-344 Standardisierung und Netzwerke in der Mineralölwirtschaft
  by Birgit Layes
• 345-353 Evolution, Macht und Überleben
  by Karola Koch
• 355-356 Legitimität und Viabilität - Zur Theorie der institutionellen Steuerung der Wirtschaft
  by Reinhard Penz
• 357-358 Zeichnung oder Photographie?
  by ****
• 363-390 Game-Theoretical Approaches to the EU Institutions: An Overview and Evaluation
  by Hannu Nurmi
• 391-403 Connected Coalitions, Pólya Sequences and Voting Power Indices
  by Sven Berg & Thommy Perlinger
• 405-414 When is a Priori Voting Power Really A Priori?
  by Frank Steffen

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