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Call for Papers – Sveriges Riksbank Prizes

Posted on October 19, 2024October 20, 2024 by Nikhilesh Sinha

Sveriges Riksbank Prizes in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel

After the recent announcement in October 2024, there are now 11 Nobel Laureates cited for work in institutional economics (broadly defined):

 2024 Daron Acemoglu 

2024 Simon Johnson 

2024 James A. Robinson 

2009 Elinor Ostrom 

2009 Oliver E. Williamson 

1993 Douglass C. North 

1991 Ronald H. Coase 

1986 James M. Buchanan 

1978 Herbert A. Simon 

1974 Friedrich A. Hayek 

1974 Gunnar Myrdal 

In celebration of these achievements in institutional economics, the editors of the Journal of Institutional Economics issues this call for papers.

We are asking for papers that focus on at least three Nobel Laureates on this list and offer critical evaluations of their work and its impact.

Please take into account these Notes for Contributors before submitting your article:

https://joie-blog.net/journal/notes-for-contributors

There is no deadline for submissions. Accepted articles will be published as an ongoing series.

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