Routledge Handbook of Evolutionary Economics
Herausgeber: Dopfer, Kurt; Potts, Jason; Nelson, Richard R
Routledge Handbook of Evolutionary Economics
Herausgeber: Dopfer, Kurt; Potts, Jason; Nelson, Richard R
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This handbook provides an overview of current trends and issues in the rapidly developing field of evolutionary economics, an approach which emphasises the levels of the micro (e.g. firms and households), meso (e.g. industries and institutions), and macro (e.g. economic policy, structure and growth).
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This handbook provides an overview of current trends and issues in the rapidly developing field of evolutionary economics, an approach which emphasises the levels of the micro (e.g. firms and households), meso (e.g. industries and institutions), and macro (e.g. economic policy, structure and growth).
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 953g
- ISBN-13: 9780367025687
- ISBN-10: 036702568X
- Artikelnr.: 68476412
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 953g
- ISBN-13: 9780367025687
- ISBN-10: 036702568X
- Artikelnr.: 68476412
Kurt Dopfer is Professor Emeritus at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Richard R. Nelson is Professor Emeritus at Columbia University, New York, USA. Jason Potts is Professor at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia. Andreas Pyka is Professor at University Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany.
Introduction: Evolutionary economics: A navigational guide PART I
Foundational issues and theoretical domains 1 Joseph A. Schumpeter: One of
the founders of evolutionary economics 2 Thorstein Bunde Veblen: A founder
of evolutionary economics 3 The foundational evolutionary traverse of
Richard R. Nelson and Sidney G. Winter 4 F. A. Hayek and evolutionary
Austrian economics 5 Kenneth Boulding's contribution to evolutionary
economics 6 Evolutionary economics and psychology: Where we are, where we
could go 7 Evolutionary cultural science 8 Evolutionary economics and
economic history 9 Why an evolutionary economic geography? The spatial
economy as a complex evolving system 10 Darwin's ideas and their mixed
reception in evolutionary economics 11 Computational evolutionary
economics: Minimal principle and minimum intelligence 12 Evolutionary
modelling and the rule-based approach 13 Contingency in evolutionary
economics: Causality and comparative analysis Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt
14 The firm as an experimental decision maker 15 Evolutionary economics,
routines, and dynamic capabilities 16 Routines 17 Organizational routines
18 Memes 19 The path dependence of knowledge and innovation 20
Evolutionary consumer theory 21 Evolutionary price theory 22 The
coevolution of innovation and demand PART II Evolutionary economic policy
and political economy 23 Evolutionary economic policy and competitiveness
24 Smart specialisation 25 Evolutionary economic geography and policy 26
Global knowledge embeddedness 27 Macro-evolutionary modelling of climate
policies 28 The visible hand of innovation policy 29 Generalized rules,
Nelson-Winter routines, and Ostrom rules 30 Democracy as an evolutionary
process 31 Public entrepreneurship in economic evolution 32 Evolutionary
political economy 33 Division of labor as co-evolutionary process of
ecology, technology, culture, organization, and knowledge 34 Evolutionary
economics and LDCs: An African perspective 35 Globalization and its
governance in an evolutionary perspective
Foundational issues and theoretical domains 1 Joseph A. Schumpeter: One of
the founders of evolutionary economics 2 Thorstein Bunde Veblen: A founder
of evolutionary economics 3 The foundational evolutionary traverse of
Richard R. Nelson and Sidney G. Winter 4 F. A. Hayek and evolutionary
Austrian economics 5 Kenneth Boulding's contribution to evolutionary
economics 6 Evolutionary economics and psychology: Where we are, where we
could go 7 Evolutionary cultural science 8 Evolutionary economics and
economic history 9 Why an evolutionary economic geography? The spatial
economy as a complex evolving system 10 Darwin's ideas and their mixed
reception in evolutionary economics 11 Computational evolutionary
economics: Minimal principle and minimum intelligence 12 Evolutionary
modelling and the rule-based approach 13 Contingency in evolutionary
economics: Causality and comparative analysis Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt
14 The firm as an experimental decision maker 15 Evolutionary economics,
routines, and dynamic capabilities 16 Routines 17 Organizational routines
18 Memes 19 The path dependence of knowledge and innovation 20
Evolutionary consumer theory 21 Evolutionary price theory 22 The
coevolution of innovation and demand PART II Evolutionary economic policy
and political economy 23 Evolutionary economic policy and competitiveness
24 Smart specialisation 25 Evolutionary economic geography and policy 26
Global knowledge embeddedness 27 Macro-evolutionary modelling of climate
policies 28 The visible hand of innovation policy 29 Generalized rules,
Nelson-Winter routines, and Ostrom rules 30 Democracy as an evolutionary
process 31 Public entrepreneurship in economic evolution 32 Evolutionary
political economy 33 Division of labor as co-evolutionary process of
ecology, technology, culture, organization, and knowledge 34 Evolutionary
economics and LDCs: An African perspective 35 Globalization and its
governance in an evolutionary perspective
Introduction: Evolutionary economics: A navigational guide PART I
Foundational issues and theoretical domains 1 Joseph A. Schumpeter: One of
the founders of evolutionary economics 2 Thorstein Bunde Veblen: A founder
of evolutionary economics 3 The foundational evolutionary traverse of
Richard R. Nelson and Sidney G. Winter 4 F. A. Hayek and evolutionary
Austrian economics 5 Kenneth Boulding's contribution to evolutionary
economics 6 Evolutionary economics and psychology: Where we are, where we
could go 7 Evolutionary cultural science 8 Evolutionary economics and
economic history 9 Why an evolutionary economic geography? The spatial
economy as a complex evolving system 10 Darwin's ideas and their mixed
reception in evolutionary economics 11 Computational evolutionary
economics: Minimal principle and minimum intelligence 12 Evolutionary
modelling and the rule-based approach 13 Contingency in evolutionary
economics: Causality and comparative analysis Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt
14 The firm as an experimental decision maker 15 Evolutionary economics,
routines, and dynamic capabilities 16 Routines 17 Organizational routines
18 Memes 19 The path dependence of knowledge and innovation 20
Evolutionary consumer theory 21 Evolutionary price theory 22 The
coevolution of innovation and demand PART II Evolutionary economic policy
and political economy 23 Evolutionary economic policy and competitiveness
24 Smart specialisation 25 Evolutionary economic geography and policy 26
Global knowledge embeddedness 27 Macro-evolutionary modelling of climate
policies 28 The visible hand of innovation policy 29 Generalized rules,
Nelson-Winter routines, and Ostrom rules 30 Democracy as an evolutionary
process 31 Public entrepreneurship in economic evolution 32 Evolutionary
political economy 33 Division of labor as co-evolutionary process of
ecology, technology, culture, organization, and knowledge 34 Evolutionary
economics and LDCs: An African perspective 35 Globalization and its
governance in an evolutionary perspective
Foundational issues and theoretical domains 1 Joseph A. Schumpeter: One of
the founders of evolutionary economics 2 Thorstein Bunde Veblen: A founder
of evolutionary economics 3 The foundational evolutionary traverse of
Richard R. Nelson and Sidney G. Winter 4 F. A. Hayek and evolutionary
Austrian economics 5 Kenneth Boulding's contribution to evolutionary
economics 6 Evolutionary economics and psychology: Where we are, where we
could go 7 Evolutionary cultural science 8 Evolutionary economics and
economic history 9 Why an evolutionary economic geography? The spatial
economy as a complex evolving system 10 Darwin's ideas and their mixed
reception in evolutionary economics 11 Computational evolutionary
economics: Minimal principle and minimum intelligence 12 Evolutionary
modelling and the rule-based approach 13 Contingency in evolutionary
economics: Causality and comparative analysis Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt
14 The firm as an experimental decision maker 15 Evolutionary economics,
routines, and dynamic capabilities 16 Routines 17 Organizational routines
18 Memes 19 The path dependence of knowledge and innovation 20
Evolutionary consumer theory 21 Evolutionary price theory 22 The
coevolution of innovation and demand PART II Evolutionary economic policy
and political economy 23 Evolutionary economic policy and competitiveness
24 Smart specialisation 25 Evolutionary economic geography and policy 26
Global knowledge embeddedness 27 Macro-evolutionary modelling of climate
policies 28 The visible hand of innovation policy 29 Generalized rules,
Nelson-Winter routines, and Ostrom rules 30 Democracy as an evolutionary
process 31 Public entrepreneurship in economic evolution 32 Evolutionary
political economy 33 Division of labor as co-evolutionary process of
ecology, technology, culture, organization, and knowledge 34 Evolutionary
economics and LDCs: An African perspective 35 Globalization and its
governance in an evolutionary perspective