The papers available here are in the form in which they were presented at the workshop.
Please do not quote without permission.
The authors of the material included in this
section are solely responsible for their contributions. The role of the project
directors, János Kornai
and Susan
Rose-Ackerman is only to act as intermediaries between the authors
and the website.
Most of the
papers will be published after revision and editing.
18-19 October, 2002
Friday, 18 October
Session 1 Holding Government Accountable
András Sajó, Professor of Legal Sciences, Legal Studies
Department, Central European University
Associate
Fellow at Collegium Budapest
Neutral Institutions.
Considerations of Loyalty *
Bruno S. Frey, Professor
of Economics, Institute
for Empirical Research in Economics, University of Zurich
Visiting Scholar at Collegium
Budapest
Direct Democracy for
Transition Economies *
Susan Rose-Ackerman, Henry R. Luce Professor
of Law and Political Science, Yale Law School
Fellow at
Collegium Budapest, Co-Convener of the focus group
Public Participation in Consolidating Democracies: Hungary and Poland *
Session 2 The Political Economy of Corruption in Transition
and the Legacy of the Past
Jens C. Andvig, Professor
of Economics, NUPI
Transition
from Socialism – The Corruption Heritage
Rasma Karklins, Professor
and Acting Head, Department of Political Science, University of Illinois at
Chicago
Anti-Corruption
Incentives and Constituencies in the Post-Communist Region *
Margaret Levi, Professor of Political Science, University of Washington
Visiting Scholar at Collegium Budapest
and
Cynthia M. Horne, Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science, University of Washington
Visiting Scholar at Collegium Budapest
Does Lustration Promote Trustworthy Governance in Transitional Societies?*
Saturday, 19 October
Session 3 Taxation, Business Regulation, and Open-Source
Software
Katharina Pistor, Associate Professor of Law, Columbia Law School
and
Chengang
Xu, Professor of
Economics, London School of Economics
This paper can be requested directly from the authors via e-mail.
E-mail addresses can be found in the Address List of Participants.
Scott Gehlbach, Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science
and Economics, University of California at Berkeley
Taxability,
Elections, and Government Support of Business *
Margit Osterloh, Executive Director, Institute for Research in Business Administration, University of Zurich
Visiting Scholar at Collegium Budapest
Open Source
Software: New Rules for the Market Economy? *
Biographical information about the participants
and the presented papers marked with asterisk are available by clicking on the
name or on the title of the work. Revised versions will be posted later.
Papers which are not available on the web can be requested directly from
the author via e-mail.
E-mail addresses can be found in the Address List of Participants.
Other Participants of the
Workshop:
|
Bruce Ackerman |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
|
Ildikó Barna |
ELTE |
|
Endre Bócz |
Ministry of Justice |
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April Flakne |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
|
Katalin Füzér |
Assistant to Susan Rose-Ackerman |
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Russell Hardin |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
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Csilla Kalocsai |
Assistant to Susan Rose-Ackerman |
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Gábor Klaniczay |
Permanent Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
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János Kornai |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
|
Hana Machackova |
Technical University of Ostrava |
|
Annamaria Orbán |
CEU, Contibuted Paper Writer |
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Antal Örkény |
Associate Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
|
Júlia Parti |
Assistant to Janos Kornai |
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Bo Rothstein |
Visiting Scholar, Collegium Budapest |
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Károly Takács |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
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Ilona Tomova |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
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Alexandra Vacroux |
Fellow, Collegium Budapest |
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János Varga |
Assistant to Janos Kornai |
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László Zsolnai |
Budapest University of Economic Sciences |
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Diana Chang |
CEU |
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Priscilla Delgado |
CEU |
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Alison Epting |
CEU |
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Anne Healy |
CEU |
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Jacqueline Roeder |
CEU |
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Cynthia Romero |
CEU |
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Audrey Shen |
CEU |
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Lindsey Tripp |
CEU |
The workshop was supported by generous grants
from The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation and The William and Flora
Hewlett Foundation.