Volume 26, Issue 3

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December 2008

Special issue on ¿Corralling the economy of crime and money laundering: A challenge for banks and international institutions into the 21st century". Guest editors: Geoffrey Brennan, Giuseppe Eusepi

11 articles in this issue

Introduction
Geoffrey Brennan
Giuseppe Eusepi
Guest Editorial 26 September 2008 Pages: 233 - 235
Crime and punishment: an expressive voting view
Geoffrey Brennan
OriginalPaper 31 October 2008 Pages: 237 - 252
Dura lex, sed lex? Insights from the subjective theory of opportunity cost
Giuseppe Eusepi
OriginalPaper 26 October 2008 Pages: 253 - 265
Court delays and crime deterrence
Lucia Dalla Pellegrina
OriginalPaper 30 September 2008 Pages: 267 - 290
Bureaucrats’ corruption and competition in public administration
Debora Di Gioacchino
Maurizio Franzini
OriginalPaper 30 October 2008 Pages: 291 - 306
Offshore financial centres: the political economy of regulation
Donato Masciandaro
OriginalPaper 25 October 2008 Pages: 307 - 340
Money laundering in a two-sector model: using theory for measurement
Amedeo Argentiero
Michele Bagella
Francesco Busato
OriginalPaper 07 October 2008 Pages: 341 - 359
Anti-money laundering by international institutions: a preliminary assessment
Marco Arnone
Pier Carlo Padoan
OriginalPaper 07 October 2008 Pages: 361 - 386
Money laundering: some facts
Friedrich Schneider
Ursula Windischbauer
OriginalPaper 21 October 2008 Pages: 387 - 404
Money laundering laws as a political instrument: the social cost of arbitrary money laundering enforcement
Peter Lewisch
OriginalPaper 07 October 2008 Pages: 405 - 417
Why football players may benefit from the ‘shadow of the transfer system’
Helmut M. Dietl
Egon Franck
Markus Lang
Erratum 05 October 2008 Pages: 419 - 419

Volume 26, Issue 3

Introduction

Crime and punishment: an expressive voting view

Dura lex, sed lex? Insights from the subjective theory of opportunity cost

Court delays and crime deterrence

Bureaucrats’ corruption and competition in public administration

Offshore financial centres: the political economy of regulation

Money laundering in a two-sector model: using theory for measurement

Anti-money laundering by international institutions: a preliminary assessment

Money laundering: some facts

Money laundering laws as a political instrument: the social cost of arbitrary money laundering enforcement

Why football players may benefit from the ‘shadow of the transfer system’

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