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The Deterrent Effects of National Anti-Cartel Laws: Evidence from the International Vitamins Cartel (207)
2002-12-16
The Economic Costs of the War in Iraq (179)
2005-09-17
The Economics and Politics of Climate Change (188)
1998-11-21
The Economics of Interchange Fees and Their Regulation: An Overview (221)
2005-07-21
The Economics of the Internet Backbone (191)
2004-11-23
The Effect of Regulatory Intervention in Two-Sided Markets: An Assessment of Interchange-Fee Capping in Australia (197)
2005-12-08
The European Regulatory Response to the Volcanic Ash Crisis Between Fragmentation and Integration (259)
2010-05-01
The Fix: A Global Warming Policy Practitioner's Handbook (167)
2001-05-02
The Future of Charge Card Networks (177)
2006-02-27
The Impact of Learning-By-Doing on the Timing and Costs of CO₂ Abatement (166)
2002-05-10
The Impact of Regulation on Growth and Informality: Cross-Country Evidence (205)
2005-07-19
The Law of Other States (171)
2006-03-07
The Plateau-ing of the European Better Regulation Agenda: An Analysis of Activities Carried Out by the Barroso Commission (177)
2006-07-24
The Potential Economic Costs of Drug Importation (32)
2004-05-20
The Precautionary Principle as a Basis for Decision Making (207)
2005-04-21
The Swing of the Regulatory Pendulum in Europe: From Precautionary Principle to (Regulatory) Impact Analysis (171)
2004-03-17
Thinking Through the Climate Change Challenge (21)
2011-06-30
Three Key Elements of Post-2012 International Climate Policy Architecture (21)
2010-06-01
To What Extent Should Less Developed Countries Enforce Intellectual Property? (171)
2004-10-28
Trans-European Retail Banking: Challenges to New Entrants and Integration in European Retail Banking (182)
2006-06-26
Universal Telecommunications Service in India (175)
2005-10-23
US Rejection of the Kyoto Protocol: The Impact on Compliance Costs and CO₂ Emissions (170)
2001-10-08
Vehicle Choice Behavior and the Declining Market Share of U.S. Automakers (228)
2006-05-02
What Does Regulatory Impact Assessment Mean in Europe? (213)
2005-01-25
What Has the Kyoto Protocol Wrought? The Real Architecture of International Tradable Permit Markets (182)
1999-02-02

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For an assistant professor (American University’s School of International Service) three years out of graduate school (Princeton), Jeff Colgan is making quite a splash. As a scholar working at the nexus between economics and political science, he’s specialized in analyzing the links between petroleum and international conflict. His new book, Petro-Aggression, explores the question of why some oil-fueled regimes stir the geopolitical pot (think Iran, Venezuela) while others are quite conservative (Saudi Arabia). But we’re most taken with his working paper on OPEC, in which he argues that the cartel (as opposed to individual cartel members) is toothless.