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to be relevant for explaining these changes. We find only weak evidence for the insurance theory of judicial independence … but strong evidence that the characteristics of individual leaders - such as how they acquired or lost power - play an … but also to the theory of endogenous constitutions. -- judicial independence ; constitutional change ; endogenous …
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to be relevant for explaining these changes. We find only weak evidence for the insurance theory of judicial independence … but strong evidence that the characteristics of individual leaders - such as how they acquired or lost power - play an … but also to the theory of endogenous constitutions. -- judicial independence ; constitutional change ; endogenous …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009687211
welfare and growth are identified by estimating their effects on investment in both physical and human capital and overall … productivity. Basic human rights have indeed a positive effect on investment, but do not seem to contribute to productivity. Social … or emancipatory rights, in turn, are not conducive to investment in physical capital but do contribute to productivity …
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welfare and growth are identified by estimating their effects on investment in both physical and human capital and overall … productivity. Basic human rights have indeed a positive effect on investment, but do not seem to contribute to productivity. Social … or emancipatory rights, in turn, are not conducive to investment in physical capital but do contribute to productivity …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014067383
It is now abundantly clear that social norms channel behavior and impact economic development. This insight leads to the question: How do social norms evolve? This survey examines research that relies on geography to explain the development of social norms, and suggests that religion and family...
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indicator for prosecutorial independence based on data from the World Justice Project to answer these questions. We find that …
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containing both industrial and Third World countries. A model that contains legal trust in addition to de jure central bank …
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Over the last three decades, plea bargaining procedures have been adopted by a large number of jurisdictions worldwide. However, a comprehensive account of the current adoption and use of such procedures is still missing. We survey 174 jurisdictions, finding that 101 of them have a formalized...
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This is the first paper to investigate whether the number of high courts in a country has systematic effects both on the quality of its legal system and on its level of economic development more generally. It is theorized that due to the division of labor and a higher degree of specialization,...
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