Democracy, bureaucracy, and public choice : Economic explanations in political science / Patrick Dunleavy.

By:

Dunleavy, Patrick

Publication details: New York : Prentice Hall, 1992.Description: xiii, 286 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780745002330

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

320.019 DUN 20

LOC classification:

HB846.8 .D86 1992

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction: Institutional Public Choice Theory and Political Analysis DEMOCRACY Interest Groups and Collective Action Reconstructing the Theory of Groups Economic Explanations of Voting Behaviour Party Competition - The Preference-Shaping Model BUREAUCRACY Existing Public Choice Models of Bureaucracy The Bureau-Shaping Model Comparing Budget - Maximizing and Bureau-Shaping Models Conclusion - Economic Explanations in Political Science

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Cover title: Democracy, bureaucracy & public choice.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 260-277) and indexes.

Table of contents

Introduction: Institutional Public Choice Theory and Political Analysis
DEMOCRACY
Interest Groups and Collective Action
Reconstructing the Theory of Groups
Economic Explanations of Voting Behaviour
Party Competition - The Preference-Shaping Model
BUREAUCRACY
Existing Public Choice Models of Bureaucracy
The Bureau-Shaping Model
Comparing Budget - Maximizing and Bureau-Shaping Models
Conclusion - Economic Explanations in Political Science

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