(Paperback, 2nd edition)

Constitutions and political theory is a concise textbook offering a omprehensive analysis of the principal-agent problematic inherent in all forms of politics. It shows how rule of law institutions come in two forms that restrain opportunism in politics. And it traces the principal-agent perspective back to constitutionalism in political thought.

(Paperback)

An analysis of how globalization changes the boundaries between state and market, public and private, and government and society. Exploring the relationship between the state and the global political economy, this text also discusses poverty, population growth and environmental degradation.