Journal of Evolutionary Economics

1991 - 2026

Current editor(s): Uwe Cantner, Elias Dinopoulos, Horst Hanusch and Luigi Orsenigo

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Volume 36, issue 1, 2026

The structure and evolution of consumption patterns pp. 1-42

Oriol Gisbert-Martí

Investment–saving equilibrium in reliable markets pp. 1-20

Doğuhan Sündal

Openness and appropriability of young innovative firms: Evidence from a large-scale survey study pp. 1-38

Hani Elzoumor, Ethan Gifford and Daniel Ljungberg

How structural reforms of labor markets contribute to a productivity crisis. An essay on neoclassical versus evolutionary efficiency pp. 1-16

Alfred Kleinknecht

Book review: James K. Galbraith, Jing Chen, Entropy Economics. The Living Basis of Value and Production, University of Chicago Press (2025), pp. 248 pp. 1-6

Filip Lubinski

Disruptive innovation and technological catch-up in the NLP sector: The moderating role of the technology cycle pp. 1-24

Junguo Shi, Wenyi Yan, Kun Jiang and Bert Sadowski

Book Review: Digital Business and Electronic Commerce - Strategy, Business Models and Technology, By Bernd W. Wirtz, Cham: Springer, 2024, 1030 pp., EUR 117.69 (eBook), ISBN: 9783031502880 pp. 1-7

Muhammad Noval

Mercantilist and protectionist shocks on innovation, growth, and economic policy in European regions pp. 1-27

Philip McCann, Raquel Ortega-Argilés, Mark Thissen and Ming-Wei Hsu

Beyond internal capacity: Research and technology organizations as embedded system actors in low-tech manufacturing pp. 1-25

André Spithoven and Kristof Van Criekingen

Pathologies of creative destruction? Its dysfunctions from the history of economic theory and social thought, and contemporary empirical economics pp. 1-58

Milan Zafirovski

Hybrid organizations beyond externalities and organizational duality: The case of Chinese “People’s Mediation Committees” pp. 1-29

Yanlong Zhang and Wolfram Elsner

On the irrelevance of the concept of a natural rate of interest in a Schumpeter–Keynes perspective pp. 1-29

Giancarlo Bertocco and Andrea Kalajzic

The emergence and evolution of science–industry intermediaries: An evolutionary framework pp. 1-34

Sarah Tung and Julien Pénin

The role of firms’ characteristics, proximity, and territory in academic patenting: Evidence from the French healthcare field pp. 1-37

Heman Khouilla, Sandrine Wolff and David Reymond

Non-linear impact of trade openness on Arab Maghreb Union economic growth: Empirical evidence from the PSTAR approach pp. 1-35

Mariem Bouattour, Salem Kanoun and Kamel Helali

Coalition formation and the diffusion of shared goods: An agent-based model pp. 1-40

Francesco Pasimeni and Tommaso Ciarli

Volume 35, issue 5, 2025

Jevons Stanley (Stan) Metcalfe and his contributions to the Journal of Evolutionary Economics pp. 801-805

Uwe Cantner and Bart Verspagen

The 2025 sveriges riksbank prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel pp. 807-808

Uwe Cantner and Bart Verspagen

The relationship between the pillars of national innovation systems and economic complexity: An international empirical analysis pp. 809-832

Breno Valente Fontes Araújo, Ana Claudia Azevedo and Marco Aurélio Marques Ferreira

Regional resilience through the lenses of the capability approach pp. 833-853

Anna D’Ambrosio and Matteo Migheli

The Fisher/Price theorem applied to companies across various industries: Natural selection and environment change pp. 855-872

R. Donangelo and H. Fort

Automation, firm performance, and employment: Evidence from developing countries pp. 873-900

Radeef Chundakkadan, Subash Sasidharan and Kausik Chaudhuri

Mexico: A Minskyian case of financial fragility shaken by Covid-19 pp. 901-934

Samuele Bibi, Luis Villanueva and Christian Bucio

Volume 35, issue 4, 2025

Schumpeter’s theoretical positions in the early 1920s and his projects as a banker and venture investor pp. 609-628

Michael Peneder and Andreas Resch

Chasing “strange animals”: Network analysis tools for the economic study of supra-dyadic structures pp. 629-658

Delio Lucena-Piquero, Stefano Ugolini and Jérôme Vicente

Activating tacit knowledge: A conceptual framework for contest-based innovation platforms pp. 659-688

Valérie Revest and Bérangère L. Szostak

Patterns in management research on artificial intelligence: A longitudinal analysis using structural topic modeling pp. 689-720

Johannes Dahlke and Bernd Ebersberger

Did COVID-19 help or harm the climate? Modeling long-run emissions under climate and stimulus policies pp. 721-757

Paolo Zeppini and Jeroen C. J. M. Bergh

Adoption of twin transition technologies in developing countries: A bivariate analysis pp. 759-799

María de las Mercedes Menéndez and Alejandro Lavopa

Volume 35, issue 3, 2025

Gestation, endowments, and knowledge flows around the time of venture creation pp. 387-414

Alex Coad, Masatoshi Kato and Stjepan Srhoj

Age of U.S. public firms, proximity to the past patent portfolio, and innovation pp. 415-439

Shotaro Yamaguchi, Ryuji Nitta, Yasushi Hara and Hiroshi Shimizu

Foreign institutional ownership and corporate innovation in emerging economies: Heterogeneity analysis of private enterprises and state-owned relative holding enterprises in China pp. 441-470

Liangchun Yu and Xinxin Wang

The dandelion rubber effect: Life cycle and patenting locations in new technologies – investigating the German bioeconomy pp. 471-512

S. zu Jeddeloh, S. von Proff and T. Brenner

Boom–bust cycles and asset market participation waves: Momentum, value, risk, and herding pp. 513-551

Roberto Dieci, Noemi Schmitt and Frank Westerhoff

How populism harms prosperity: Unified populist rule reduces investment, innovation, and productivity pp. 553-586

Beatrice Magistro and Victor Menaldo

Appropriation behaviour predicted by environmental uncertainty, but not social uncertainty, in a common-pool resource game pp. 587-607

Robert Spencer, Mario Bonfrisco and Yvan Russell

Volume 35, issue 2, 2025

Introduction to the papers of Richard Nelson in the Journal of Evolutionary Economics pp. 169-171

Uwe Cantner and Bart Verspagen

The evolutionary political economy of dichotomized societies pp. 173-206

Isabel Almudi, Francisco Fatas-Villafranca and Francisco J. Vázquez

Persistent corruption and parliamentary private-sector work experience pp. 207-245

Boris Podobnik, Klaus Zimmermann and Luka Medvidović

Is anything left of the debate about the sources of growth in East Asia 30 years later? A critical survey pp. 247-280

Jesus Felipe, John McCombie and Aashish Mehta

Does banking diversity matter on the financial development–entrepreneurship nexus? Evidence from developed and developing countries pp. 281-308

Cristian Barra and Christian D’Aniello

Prevention first vs. cap-and-trade policies in an agent-based integrated assessment model with GHG emissions permits pp. 309-354

Lilit Popoyan and Alessandro Sapio

Fleeting extinction? Unraveling the persistence of noise traders in financial markets with learning and replacement pp. 355-379

Luca Gerotto, Paolo Pellizzari and Marco Tolotti

Baley, I. and L.L. Veldkamp (2025). The data economy. tools and applications. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press pp. 381-385

Orlando Gomes

Volume 35, issue 1, 2025

Riding the frontier wave: Unveiling the impact of rugged individualism on small business dynamics during COVID-19 pp. 1-33

Pankaj C. Patel

Productivity dispersion and firm growth in Canada pp. 35-70

Jangho Yang, Brian Cozzarin and Torsten Heinrich

Do granular shocks generate sizeable aggregate volatility? pp. 71-94

Antoine Mandel and Vipin P. Veetil

Insider imitation with product differentiation pp. 95-122

Diego d’Andria

Out-of-equilibrium and intangible assets pp. 123-156

Cristiano Antonelli, Gianluca Orsatti and Guido Pialli

Evidence-based policymaking and the crisis of Western Democracies pp. 157-164

Enrico Santarelli

Book review pp. 165-167

Tamás Szemlér