Evolutionary and Institutional Economics Review

2016 - 2026

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Volume 23, issue 1, 2026

A eulogy on the late Prof. Masaaki Hirooka pp. 1-3

Taiji Hagiwara and Kiichiro Yagi

Revisiting the notion of normal prices in J. S. Metcalfe's theory: toward a stochastic integration via H. A. Simon's cumulative advantage model pp. 5-53

Tomonori Koyama

Re-reading Tsuneo Ishikawa: theoretical and institutional economics of income and wealth pp. 55-79

Hiroyasu Uemura

Malthus as a forerunner of the exchange entitlements approach: a consideration based on Sen’s model pp. 81-98

Taro Hisamatsu and Nobuhiko Nakazawa

The concept of “Industrious Classes” in Malthus’ writings pp. 99-117

Yoshinobu Yanagita and Takaya Hataoka

Investigating the causal relationship between tax revenues and institutional quality pp. 119-143

Sakineh Sojoodi and Mona Taghizadeh Alamdari

Feedback and continuous-time cheap talk in minimum effort game: An experimental study pp. 145-165

Hisashi Toku, Tatsuhiro Shichijo and Kazuhito Ogawa

A two-sector model of optimal growth in which labour is employed only in the industry of consumption goods pp. 167-192

Marco Guerrazzi

Financial instability, money finance, and fiscal policies in an oligopolistic economy pp. 193-207

Kenshiro Ninomiya

Gender ideology, institutional mismatch, and fertility: a cross-national panel analysis pp. 209-232

Yiqing Xu and Natsuka Tokumaru

From custom to command: an evolutionary economic analysis of feudal law and the rise of the modern state pp. 233-247

Massimiliano Marletta and Francesco Mastroianni

Special issue: revisiting John R. Commons: reasonable value, institutional transformation, and interdisciplinary horizons pp. 249-251

Hiroyuki Uni and Takayuki Nakahara

Convergence of John R. Commons and economics of convention toward the theory of social inquiry into reasonable values pp. 253-270

Christian Bessy and Kota Kitagawa

John Dewey and John R. Commons: crossed perspectives on ethics, the state and democracy pp. 271-291

Laure Bazzoli and Véronique Dutraive

The use of legal theory in John R. Commons’ transactional analysis pp. 293-310

Thierry Kirat

The capstone of John R. Commons’ economics of collective action: an attempt to restore its excluded part pp. 311-339

Hiroyuki Uni

On the Peircian foundations of Commons’ institutional economics: the case of the concept of reasonableness pp. 341-358

Bruno Théret

John R. Commons and sociology: more than an influence pp. 359-373

Guillaume Vallet

Social security theory of John R. Commons pp. 375-391

Shingo Takahashi

Basic model of evolutionary institutional economics on J. R. Common’s institutional economics: a study of socio-economic evolution based on his "five principles" pp. 393-414

Takayuki Nakahara

Substantial requirements of reasonable value: reconstructing John R. Commons’s theory through Amartya Sen’s ideas of justice pp. 415-439

Akihiro Abe

Elasticity and survival: a constitutional evolutionary economics perspective on the divergence between formal and effective norms pp. 441-454

Massimiliano Marletta and Gaia Taiani

Is Malthus a Malthusian in a meaning used in some modern models of economic growth? pp. 455-472

Yoshihiro Yamazaki

The paradox of algorithmic management: reconfiguring labour market frictions in the digital era pp. 473-482

Ishan Vats

Volume 22, issue 2, 2025

Addressing stagnation in community currencies: enhancing circulation of digital community currencies using neural network-based satisfaction prediction pp. 285-326

Maen Alaraj and Makoto Nishibe

Analyzing the progress of Indian states chasing sustainable development goals using complex network framework pp. 327-340

Hrishidev Unni, Rubal Rathi, Sangita Dutta Gupta and Anirban Chakraborti

Relative thinking with exogenous reference prices in multiple price comparisons pp. 341-363

Kazunori Yakushiji

Correction: Relative thinking with exogenous reference prices in multiple price comparisons pp. 365-371

Kazunori Yakushiji

On the impact of parameters in a Kaleckian model with inflation–deflation expectations on the equilibrium stability and the existence of business cycles pp. 373-395

Rudolf Zimka, Mária Grausová and Miroslav Hužvár

Enhancing enterprise resilience through business environment optimization: evidence from multi-mechanism pathways in China pp. 397-426

Zhixuan Ke, Hui Li and Dongsheng Yu

Preface special issue: advances in evolutionary economic geography pp. 427-430

Natsuki Kamakura and Akio Kondo

Trajectory of path creation theory in evolutionary economic geography: expansion of research from manufacturing and producer services to tourism pp. 431-443

Daisuke Sotohebo

The role of large manufactures and local suppliers in industrial growth and regional diversification: the automobile industry in Kyushu, Japan pp. 445-463

Kazuo Kadokawa

Peripheral path creation through institutional agency: strategic governance of global linkages in a regional industrial clusters pp. 465-484

Naoki Fujiwara

The firm-location nexus: examining inventive footprint and technological evolution of Nortel over the course of its “boom and bust” pp. 485-509

Dieter F. Kogler, Peter Kedron and Keungoui Kim

Identifying key industries and assessing their economic impacts in Korea’s regional economies: a network centrality and input–output approach from 2005 to 2015 pp. 511-545

Seongha Lee and Taku Ishiro

Impact of Japanese enterprises’ expansion and withdrawal on Southeast Asia and Japan: an analysis using OECD inter-country input–output tables pp. 547-576

Xuankun Xia and Taku Ishiro

Industrial sources and unevenness of regional employment resilience in Japan pp. 577-605

Hiroshi Nishi

Industrial structure and heterogeneity in regional development across China pp. 607-627

Jianing Zhou, Keith Waters, Shade Shutters and Terry Clower

A methodological framework for tracing cluster life cycles: emerging hot spot analysis in evolutionary economic geography pp. 629-654

Sebastián Baeza-González and Natsuki Kamakura

Comparative study on the spatial characteristics of university–industry collaboration between Japan and the U.S.: empirical analysis using patent data pp. 655-683

Shinji Koyanagi and Yutaka Yokura

Towards an integrated strategic planning framework in the transition to a circular economy: lessons from local circular energy initiatives pp. 685-720

Chedrak Chembessi, Christophe Beaurain and Geneviève Cloutier

Industrial agglomerations and regional innovation in Japan: rethinking evolutionary economic geography, institutions and scale pp. 721-739

Yutaka Yokura

Hybrid approach combining large language model and network science for interview data analysis pp. 741-768

Taiyo Nakatani, Kaito Tsuji, Saya Watanabe, Takaya Ohsato, Hiroaki Nanjo and Takaaki Aoki

Professor Yuji Aruka’s Evolutionary Economics from a Sraffian perspective pp. 769-786

Theodore Mariolis

Book review on Why the Bank of Japan has failed to conquer deflation in Japan by Shigeyuki Hattori pp. 787-796

Hiroshi Nishi

Volume 22, issue 1, 2025

Economic vulnerability amidst contagion: analyzing unemployment via Covid-19-induced transaction costs pp. 1-17

Yildirim Beyazit Cicen

The methodology for identifying factors contributing to the acceptance of behavioral change-led policies: the case of stay-at-home requests during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan pp. 19-54

Kazuki Matsui and Takashi Hashimoto

Critical realism and logical analysis for history of economic theory: a case study on consumer’s surplus pp. 55-62

Masaaki Yoshida and Tomoki Hirase

Institutional entrepreneuring in social media: women influencers and instagram pp. 63-81

Valéria Silva Mortari and Felipe Almeida

Special Issue: Nobuo Okishio and the theory of accumulation: a critical assessment pp. 83-86

Yasutaka Niisato and Toichiro Asada

Okishio on the origin of profits: a Sraffian perspective pp. 87-107

Heinz D. Kurz and Neri Salvadori

Okishio’s Book review on P. Sraffa: Production of commodities by means of commodities—prelude to a critique of economic theory pp. 109-118

Nobuo Okishio, Taiji Hagiwara and Hiroko Hagiwara

Comments on Nobuo Okishio’s review of Piero Sraffa’s Production of commodities by means of commodities (1960) pp. 119-125

Heinz D. Kurz and Neri Salvadori

Nobuo Okishio: The Theory of Accumulation: A Marxian approach to the dynamics of capitalist economy (Springer: Singapore, 2022) pp. 127-132

Toichiro Asada

A microfoundation of the Harrod–Okishio investment function pp. 133-154

Tadasu Matsuo

Harrod–Okishio investment function, business cycle, and decreasing population pp. 155-175

Yasutaka Niisato

Correction to: Harrod–Okishio investment function, business cycle, and decreasing population pp. 177-179

Yasutaka Niisato

Accelerated depreciation and investment-driven growth: a Marx-Okishio approach pp. 181-211

Chong Liu, Bangxi Li and Jim Huangnan Shen

Technical change and surplus labor in the global economy pp. 213-228

Takahiko Hashimoto

On the dynamic properties of Okishio’s Monetarist model pp. 229-264

Toichiro Asada

Debt burdens of governments and firms and the countercyclical fiscal policy pp. 265-281

Kenshiro Ninomiya

Correction: Book Review Christian Bessy, Expropriation by Law: Intellectual Property, Value and Labor, Edward Elgar, 2024 pp. 283-283

Kota Kitagawa