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The central claim of “new institutionalism” is that institutions affect outcomes, they “matter.” Yet the new institutionalism also recognizes that institutions are endogenous. Suppose both these claims are true. What are their joint implications? What historical paths should we observe if they are true? When should we expect institutions to change?
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