New Institutional Economics Research Center - University of Paris I.

Major contributor to Institutional Economics and winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics 1993 (with Robert Fogel).

Winner Nobel Prize in economics 1978 mainly for research on decision making in organizations.

Major contributor to Economic History (Cliometrics) and Institutional Economics. Winner of the Nobel Prize in economics 1993 (with Douglass North).

Major contributor to Institutional Economics by his work on theory of property rights. Winner of Nobel Prize in economics 1991.

Nobel lecture and curriculum vitae.

Based at the University of Maryland, source of research and advisory expertise for addressing economic growth and governance issues in transition and developing countries.

Covers the current field of law and economics. Full texts available online.

Doctoral and post-doctoral school specialized in new institutional economics (France). Papers, workshops, conferences, archives. Some information also in French.

Organized by Max-Planck Project Group Law of Common Goods, Bonn, topic 2000: The Proper Scope of Government.

Annual Conference of the International Society of New Institutional Economics, September 22-24, 2000, Tübingen, Germany.

References to selected readings on New Institutional Economics.

US research institute specialized in new institutional economics. Working papers, links, information about Coase, multi-lingual glossary, reading list.

The Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics JITE provides a forum for research results.