1. Editorial

   • Charles K. Rowley
   • Robert D. Tollison

   Editorial Commentary Pages: vii - viii

2. A Road Map to Middle Eastern peace? – A Public Choice Perspective

   • Tyler Cowen

   ReviewPaper Pages: 1 - 10

3. Misplaced Applications of Economic Theory to the Middle East

   • Steven Plaut

   ReviewPaper Pages: 11 - 24

4. Response to Steven Plaut

   • Tyler Cowen

   ReviewPaper Pages: 25 - 27

5. The Final Word

   • Steven Plaut

   ReviewPaper Pages: 29 - 30

6. Reflections on Public Choice

   • Bernard Grofman

   ReviewPaper Pages: 31 - 51

7. Are the Networks Biased? ``Calling'' States in the 2000 Presidential Election

   • J. Wilson Mixon Jr.
   • Amit Sen
   • E. Frank Stephenson

   ReviewPaper Pages: 53 - 59

8. The Humean Critique of Lump Sum Taxation (or the Implausibility of Pure Lump Sum Taxes in Autocracy)

   • Henry Tam

   ReviewPaper Pages: 61 - 76

9. Government Transfers and the Samaritan's Dilemma in the Family

   • Ritsuko Futagami
   • Kimiyoshi Kamada
   • Takashi Sato

   ReviewPaper Pages: 77 - 86

10. A Spatial Model of U.S. Senate Elections

    • Jac C. Heckelman

    ReviewPaper Pages: 87 - 103

11. Under Two Flags: Symbolic Voting in the State of Mississippi

    • Gökhan R. Karahan
    • William F. Shughart II

    ReviewPaper Pages: 105 - 124

12. Supplementing Zupan's Measurements of the Ideological Preferences of U.S. Presidents

    • Carl Grafton
    • Anne Permaloff

    ReviewPaper Pages: 125 - 131

13. Constituency Opinion and PAC Contributions: A Case of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League

    • Youseop Shin

    ReviewPaper Pages: 133 - 149

14. Asymmetric Two-Stage Group Rent-Seeking: Comparison of Two Contest Structures

    • William E. Stein
    • Amnon Rapoport

    ReviewPaper Pages: 151 - 167

15. On the Use of the Hidden Economy Estimates

    • D.K. Bhattacharyya

    ReviewPaper Pages: 169 - 181

16. A Social Contract Approach to the Formation of National Borders

    • Henry Tam

    ReviewPaper Pages: 183 - 209

17. William Bernhard, Banking on Reform: Political Parties and Central Bank Independence in the Industrial Democracies

    • Rob Roy McGregor

    BookReview Pages: 211 - 214

18. Cass R. Sunstein, Reid Hastie, John W. Payne, David A. Schkade and W. Kip Viscusi, Punitive Damages: How Juries Decide

    • Gordon Tullock

    BookReview Pages: 214 - 218

19. Barry C. Burden and David C. Kimball, Why Americans Split Their Tickets: Campaigns, Competition, and Divided Government

    • Thomas L. Brunell

    BookReview Pages: 218 - 221