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Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)

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Volume 181 (2025) / Issue 1

Editorial Preface

Christoph Engel, Daniel S. Nagin
Crime: Analyzing Criminal Decision Making with the Tools of Economics and Criminology
pp. 1-4 (4)
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40th International Seminar on the New Institutional Economics - Analyzing Criminal Decision Making

Contents
pp. I (1)
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Conference Article 1

Holly Nguyen, Zachary Rowan, Anna Newell, Laurence Steinberg, Elizabeth Cauffman
The (In)congruence Between Stated and Revealed Preferences: The Role of Substance Use Dependence
pp. 5-32 (28)
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Conference Comment 1

Hannes Rusch
Crimterdisciplinarity
pp. 33-37 (5)
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Conference Article 2

Steven Raphael
Employment Challenges Faced by People with Criminal Histories
pp. 44-71 (28)
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Conference Comment 2

Luigi Mittone
Employment Challenges Faced by People with Criminal Histories
pp. 72-76 (5)
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Jean-Louis van Gelder
Hiring Decisions as a Tale of Risk Aversion Versus Stigma
pp. 77-80 (4)
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Conference Article 3

Christian Traxler
Exposure to Law Enforcement and Deterrence
pp. 81-95 (15)
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Conference Comment 3

John V. Pepper
Exposure to Law Enforcement and Deterrence
pp. 98-101 (4)
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Conference Article 4

Thomas A. Loughran, Greg Midgette
Illicit Income and Victimization Risk: Evidence on Compensating Wage Differentials
pp. 110-132 (23)
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Conference Comment 4

Christoph Engel
Crime for a Living
pp. 133-135 (3)
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Conference Article 5

Aurélie Ouss, Megan T. Stevenson
The Importance of Base-Rates in Differential Impact: A Bail Reform Case-Study
pp. 139-155 (17)
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Conference Comment 5

Gary Sweeten
Metrics Matter
pp. 158-162 (5)
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Conference Article 6

Giovanni Mastrobuoni, Emily Owens
Strategic Cops and Robbers?
pp. 163-186 (24)
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Conference Comment 6

Francesco Parisi
Toward a (Dis)equilibrium Theory of Crime?
pp. 187-191 (5)
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Volkan Topalli
How Criminological Theorizing can Enhance Economic Empiricism
pp. 192-203 (12)
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Conference Article 7

Kyle J. Thomas
Testing a Unified Anomie and Choice Model of Offender Decision Making
pp. 204-224 (21)
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Conference Comment 7

Randi Hjalmarsson
Testing a Unified Anomie and Choice Model of Offender Decision Making
pp. 225-228 (4)
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Charles C. Lanfear
Testing a Unified Anomie and Choice Model of Offender Decision Making
pp. 229-232 (4)
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