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An‐arrgh‐chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
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Leeson, Peter T.
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Checks and balances
/ Civil war
/ Conflict
/ Cooperation
/ Corporate governance
/ Crews
/ Criminals
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic organization
/ Economic theory
/ Governance
/ Law
/ Law enforcement
/ Merchant vessels
/ Merchants
/ Military personnel
/ Navies
/ Organizational behavior
/ Organized crime
/ Piracy
/ Pirates
/ Political economy
/ Predation
/ Privateers
/ Sea
/ Ship hijacking
/ Ships
/ Studies
/ Violent crime
2007
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An‐arrgh‐chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
by
Leeson, Peter T.
in
Checks and balances
/ Civil war
/ Conflict
/ Cooperation
/ Corporate governance
/ Crews
/ Criminals
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic organization
/ Economic theory
/ Governance
/ Law
/ Law enforcement
/ Merchant vessels
/ Merchants
/ Military personnel
/ Navies
/ Organizational behavior
/ Organized crime
/ Piracy
/ Pirates
/ Political economy
/ Predation
/ Privateers
/ Sea
/ Ship hijacking
/ Ships
/ Studies
/ Violent crime
2007
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An‐arrgh‐chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
by
Leeson, Peter T.
in
Checks and balances
/ Civil war
/ Conflict
/ Cooperation
/ Corporate governance
/ Crews
/ Criminals
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic organization
/ Economic theory
/ Governance
/ Law
/ Law enforcement
/ Merchant vessels
/ Merchants
/ Military personnel
/ Navies
/ Organizational behavior
/ Organized crime
/ Piracy
/ Pirates
/ Political economy
/ Predation
/ Privateers
/ Sea
/ Ship hijacking
/ Ships
/ Studies
/ Violent crime
2007
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An‐arrgh‐chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
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An‐arrgh‐chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
2007
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This article investigates the internal governance institutions of violent criminal enterprise by examining the law, economics, and organization of pirates. To effectively organize their banditry, pirates required mechanisms to prevent internal predation, minimize crew conflict, and maximize piratical profit. Pirates devised two institutions for this purpose. First, I analyze the system of piratical checks and balances crews used to constrain captain predation. Second, I examine how pirates used democratic constitutions to minimize conflict and create piratical law and order. Pirate governance created sufficient order and cooperation to make pirates one of the most sophisticated and successful criminal organizations in history.
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