Equality, Participation, Transition: Essays in Honour of Branko Horvat

Index
‘Agathotopia’, 92, 98, 99
altruism, 34, 35, 39
see also cooperation, Homo
reciprocans
Asian exceptionalism and crises, 5
see also income inequality
associationist socialism, xxvii, 5–7,
14n
see also self-management; employee
participation
Atlantic republicanism, 27–9
Austrian school of economics, 16,
24–5
on entrepreneurship, 25
capitalism, xxiii, 1, 27, 103
emerging, in Croatia, xxv
return to in Yugoslavia, 135
and Joseph Schumpeter on business
cycle in, 13
see also laissez-faire
co-determination, 21, 103, 156
in transition, 103
collective ownership, 29, 133, 145,
153, 155, 156
see also social ownership
command economy, 3–4, 6, 162
roots, 6
convergence, economic, 185, 188,
190, 192,193–5, 197
club, 191, 195
conditional, 195
cooperation, xxviii
and culture, 178
in dictator games, 41
inter-firm, 109, 110–11
in iterated prisoner’s dilemma, 36,
45; and Robert Axelrod’s
tournaments, 36–7
and notion of fairness, 41; and
contrived social relations, 41–2;
and egalitarian redistribution,
33, 42
201
in public goods games 39–40, 45;
and Homo economicus model,
39–40
and ‘tit-for-tat’ strategy, 36–7; in
dynamic social processes, 37–9;
cyclical pattern, 38–9
in ultimatum games, 40–1: and
Homo economicus, 41
cooperative skills, 113, 114
corporate governance, 100n, 156,
164, 180n
corruption, 105
creative destruction, 5, 11, 13–14
cultural learning, 35, 37
culture
and moral predispositions, 43–4
and property rights, 178
decolonization, 22
democratic society, 18, 20, 22, 23, 28,
29, 33; Swiss canton, 17, 18;
democratic market society, 20
immigration policies in, 86–7
dictator(ship), 18–19; Adolf Hitler’s
Germany, 17, 18, 19, 23;
Anastasio
Somosa’s Nicaragua, 17, 18, 19, 23
economic democracy, xxv, xxviii,
xxix
and Austrian economics, 16
and Alvarado J.Velasco’s reforms in
Peru, 16–17, 24
economic growth
AK model of, 196
and democracy, 70
v. efficiency trade-off, 3; and ‘Euro-
Sclerosis’, 4; and revisionism, 4;
and structural adjustment
policies, 4
endogenous model of, 196, 197
and fatalism, 195–6
and income inequality, 49