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In and Out of the Commons: Extractive Public Entrepreneurship and the Aggie Blue Bikes Program

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Governing the commons — the evolution of institutions for collective action

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Political Entrepreneurship and the Democratic Allocation of Economic Resources

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The Democratic Efficiency Debate and Definitions of Political Equilibrium

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The Tragedy of the Commons

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Money for Nothing: Politicians, Rent Extraction, and Political Extortion

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Modern Political Economy.

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The Logic of Collective Action.

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Public Finance in Democratic Process. Fiscal Institutions and Individual Choice.

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The Logic of Collective Action

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Money for nothing: politicians, rent extraction, and political extortion

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