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基本説明
Buchanan and Tullock's seminal work, The Calculus of Consent, linked economic methodology to substantive questions in political science. This book formalizes and extends this foundational work as it attempts to show how economic and philosophical arguments about the "best" voting rules can be used to improve constitutional design.
Full Description
This provides a backdrop for analyzing the three phases of constitutional decision-making: 1) the constitutional phase, where rules for constitutional decision making must be justified;



