1. Some advantages of social control: An individualist defense

   • Lester H. Hunt

   Articles Pages: 3 - 16

2. Utility-maximizing behavior in organized anarchies: An empirical investigation of the Breneman thesis

   • Fred Thompson

   Articles Pages: 17 - 32

3. The Minister's memos: The re-election issue

   • Gareth Locksley

   Articles Pages: 33 - 41

4. An analysis of factors affecting differential assessment legislation

   • Rod F. Ziemer
   • Fred C. White
   • Ivery D. Clifton

   Articles Pages: 43 - 52

5. The expenditure effects of municipal annexation

   • Stephen L. Mehay

   Articles Pages: 53 - 62

6. The economics of choice in the allocation of Federal grants: An empirical test

   • John R. Gist
   • R. Carter Hill

   Articles Pages: 63 - 73

7. Pareto optimality as a guide to income redistribution

   • E. C. Pasour Jr.

   Articles Pages: 75 - 87

8. Approval voting, Condorcet's principle, and runoff elections

   • Peter C. Fishburn
   • Steven J. Brams

   Articles Pages: 89 - 114

9. Strategic decisions under one-stage multi-candidate voting systems

   • Samuel Merrill III

   Articles Pages: 115 - 134

10. Voting as an act of contribution

    • Melvin J. Hinich

    Notes Pages: 135 - 140

11. The inherent disadvantage of the presidential party in midterm congressional elections

    • Randall L. Calvert
    • R. Mark Isaac

    Notes Pages: 141 - 146

12. Rank-dominance in income distributions

    • Rubin Saposnik

    Notes Pages: 147 - 151

13. A further characterization of Borda ranking method

    • Shmuel Nitzan
    • Ariel Rubinstein

    Notes Pages: 153 - 158

14. Optimally allocating campaign expenditures

    • Stuart S. Nagel

    Notes Pages: 159 - 164

15. Political participation under the unit rule: A research note

    • William P. Collins

    Notes Pages: 165 - 169

16. Politics as a filter

    • George Daly

    Notes Pages: 171 - 177

17. Annual metting: Call for papers

    Announcement Pages: 177 - 177

18. The Buchanan-Tullock model: Some extensions

    • Milton Z. Kafoglis
    • Richard J. Cebula

    Notes Pages: 179 - 186

19. The incentives of regulators: Evidence from banking

    • Robert Michaels
    • Lionel Kalish

    Notes Pages: 187 - 192

20. An approach to empirical measures of voting paradoxes

    • John Dobra
    • Gordon Tullock

    Notes Pages: 193 - 194

21. Mr. Friedman's strictures on Murder at the Margin

    • Marshall Jevons

    Notes Pages: 195 - 196

22. Reviews

    • Robert T. Tollison
    • James M. Buchanan
    • Gordon Tullock

    BookReview Pages: 197 - 208