Homo Oeconomicus 31(3)

This volume features a diverse range of scholarly articles exploring complex themes in economics, political science, and the arts. It discusses the use of civil servants in rent-seeking behaviors, the effectiveness of direct voter contact by political parties, and the interplay between politics and literature through the works of Rex Warner and Czesław Miłosz. Additionally, it examines artists' perspectives on the droit de suite and analyzes how educational levels influence arts participation. The collection concludes with a review of alternative views on public economics.