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Introduction / by Rosolino A. Candela, Rosemarie Fike, and Roberta Herzberg -- Rise of a centropoly : good intentions, distorted incentives, and the cloaked costs of top-down reform in US public education / by Martha Bradley-Dorsey -- Group identity and unintended consequences of school desegregation / by Nathaniel Burke -- Compensating the innocent : Hayekian considerations for wrongful conviction compensation statutes / by Dora Duru -- Rent-seeking in Medicaid managed care / by Neil McCray -- Banking on the masses : mainstreaming marginal legal entrepreneurship along with the trappings of transitional gains, 1910 to 1940 / by Thomas B. Storrs -- Taking time and distinct law types seriously : how the effects of CSO laws vary by type and unfold over time / by Anthony J. DeMattee -- A tale of one city : Lavasa as a Coasian prototype of a private urban development / by Vera Kichanova -- The political effects of a polycentric order in Nigeria / by Ifeoluwa M. Olawole -- Environmental justice, incentives, and the unknown : knowledge problems, institutional incentives, and responses to natural disaster scenarios / by Emil Panzaru -- Unintended consequences of a US meat tax / by Alison Grant -- Institutional differences in the stewardship and research output of United States herbaria / by Alexis Garretson -- Introducing a theory of asset specificity for hacking services / by Karl Grindal.

"This interdisciplinary volume explores and engages the key thinkers and ideas of the Austrian School of political economy to better understand aspects of the market process and its implications for everything from disaster recovery and political development to morality and monetary policy."

This book assesses the originality of Elinor and Vincent Ostrom's research program, extends some of its theoretical insights to key areas of institutional and policy analysis, and engages with other approaches and areas of research in order to extend the open-ended quality of the Bloomington School's research program.