3 Theoretical Inq. L. [i] (2002)

handle is hein.journals/thinla3 and id is 1 raw text is: Theoretical Inquiries in Law Volume 3, Number 1, January 2002 Economic Analysis of Constitutional Law Contents Robert Cooter Lewis A. Kornhauser Tom Ginsburg Saul Levmore Maxwell L. Stearns Dennis C. Mueller Alon Harel Eyal Benvenisti Daphne Barak-Erez Eli M. Salzberger & Stefan Voigt Constitutional Consequentialism: Bargain Democracy versus Median Democracy 1 Virtue and Self-Interest in the Design of Constitutional Institutions 21 Economic Analysis and the Design of Constitutional Courts 49 Ruling Majorities and Reasoning Pluralities 87 The Condorcet Jury Theorem and Judicial Decisionmaking: A Reply to Saul Levmore 125 Defining Citizenship 151 Economic Culturalism: A Comment on Dennis Mueller, Defining Citizenship 167 Party Primaries as Collective Action with Constitutional Ramifications: Israel as a Case Study 175 The Primaries System and Its Constitutional Effect: Where Is the Revolution? 197 On Constitutional Processes and the Delegation of Power, with Special Emphasis on Israel and Central and Eastern Europe 207

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