Subject(s): Economics. -- Political science. -- Voters, candidates and pressure groups -- Political advertising -- Electoral equilibrium -- Political income redistribution -- Electoral law and political parties -- Legislative bodies -- Parliament system -- Coalition government -- Bicameralism -- Interaction of the legislature, president, bureaucracy and the courts -- Separation of power approach -- US presidency -- Politics, delegation and bureaucracy -- Judiciary and the role of law -- Constitutional theory -- Self-enforcing democracy -- Constitutionalism -- Liberty, property and equality -- Federalism -- Social choice -- Voting theory -- Interpersonal comparisons of well being -- Fair division -- Public finance and public economics -- Fiscal institutions -- Politics and macroeconomics -- Non-politics of monetary policy -- Political-economic cycles -- Macro economy -- Exchange rates -- Democracy and capitalism -- Inequality -- Democratization -- Historical and comparative development and non democratic regimes -- Economic and political development -- Authoritarian government -- State and development -- Electoral system and economic policy -- International political economy -- national borders -- European integration -- Trade, immigration and cross-border investment -- International relations and conflict -- Ethnic mobilization and ethnic violence -- Anarchy -- Peace and war -- Methodological issues -- Economic sociology -- Analytical politics -- General elections