The Potentiality of Political Economy of Constitution Theory for Disciplining the Public Section

Constitutional political economy is a modern branch of public sector economics, which analyzes the basic rules and institutions and tries to amend them? Some critics of this theory amongst orthodox mainstream economists constrain the domain of this theory to some specific area of public sector and not all of it. This article is an investigation in this regard and tries to expand its epistemological-methodological scope to a pluralistic framework, to contain different aspects of public administration. It indicates that the augmented paradigm of this theory is capable to discipline the different area of public sector behavior. The findings of this study could be helpful for reforming the basic institutions and basic rules of countries which do have hardships in managing the public sector.