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 2, 2026

Mastering the spirited horse: A review of The Economics of Creative Destruction pp. 1-12

Oliver Kovacs

Quantifying organizational routines: A multidimensional analysis of innovation in the photovoltaic industry pp. 1-35

Hayoung Park, Dawoon Jeong and Jeong-Dong Lee

The scaling up of DUI mode, with proposals for national DUI policies in developing countries, based on institutional analysis of the national innovation system pp. 1-35

Vanessa Casadella, Sofiane Tahi, Agnès Ceccarelli and Babacar Ndiaye

Intelligent cells, intelligent organizations: applying cellular behaviors to organizational management pp. 1-35

William B. Miller and Maurice Yolles

Cooperative protection against stochastic losses: Experimental evidence on behavioral dynamics pp. 1-29

Sonja Köke, Andreas Lange and Andreas Nicklisch

Chinese import competition, firm-level productivity growth, and the distance to the frontier pp. 1-32

Klaus Friesenbichler, Agnes Kuegler and Andreas Reinstaller

Transformation: Creative accumulation and creative destruction in the economy pp. 1-5

Maureen McKelvey and Bernd Ebersberger

Dynamical analysis of an OLG model with interacting epidemiological and environmental domains pp. 1-36

Fausto Cavalli, Ahmad Naimzada and Daniela Visetti

From informality to zombification: formalization duration as the missing link in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1-36

Ariel Herbert Fambeu

Infectious diseases, social distancing compliance, and social interactions pp. 1-30

Simone Marsiglio and Tatyana Perevalova

Correction to: Measuring the DUI mode of innovation efficiently: A short-scale approach pp. 1-1

Leonie Reher, Jörg Thomä and Kilian Bizer

Convergence of corporate growth and Gibrat’s law in European electricity generation sectors pp. 1-51

Philipp Steinbrunner

The evolution of capitalism: Mapping the seven generations of business dynamics pp. 1-27

Haruo H. Horaguchi

The global green shift: More evolution than revolution pp. 1-16

Jan Fagerberg

The impact of innovation on urban–rural income inequality: From agglomeration innovation to inclusive innovation pp. 1-34

Zhiyuan Lin, Ningjing Lin and Wen Zhang

Informality, financial markets, and macroeconomic instability pp. 1-42

Paulo Medeiros

Nonlinear exchange rate dynamics and behavioral expectations: New evidence from selected emerging and advanced economies pp. 1-48

Lorenzo Biondi and Christian R. Proaño

Of ticks and tigers: Subjective event spaces in complexity economics pp. 1-23

Roger Koppl

Spatial heterogeneity and budget-constrained treatments in epidemic dynamics: An agent-based approach pp. 1-49

Andrea Caravaggio and Silvia Leoni

Harrodian instability and induced technical change pp. 1-20

Ettore Gallo and Luca Zamparelli

Uncertainty in vaccination behavior: Social norms, network effects, and policy challenges pp. 1-39

Marco Tolotti and Jorge Yepez

Selection pressure and institutional adaptation: An evolutionary comparison of the 1340 and 1348 epidemics in Florence, Italy pp. 1-28

Beniamino Callegari and Christophe Feder

Leveraging logistics development and environmental policies to drive urban innovation: Examining Porter’s hypotheses from a policy mix perspective pp. 1-28

Zheng Li and Jiaying An

Emergence of natural property rights in a population with rationally evolved connection structure pp. 1-28

Xiaoqi Zhang and Sheng Hua

Modeling the complementarity between mobile and fixed networks through predator–prey dynamics pp. 1-25

Maria Teresa Herrero-Zamorano, Julio Navío-Marco, Carmen López-Martín and Claudia Sevilla-Sevilla

Performance, competition, and structural change in the university sector—the case of Germany pp. 1-43

Uwe Cantner, Nils Grashof, Thomas Grebel and Xijie Zhang

Financial structures and monetary and fiscal policies pp. 1-22

Kenshiro Ninomiya

Volume 36, issue 1, 2026

Wealth, prevention, and longevity: Integrating health into portfolio decisions pp. 1-33

Giovanna Apicella, Luca Grosset, Rosario Maggistro and Elena Sartori

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: 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

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

Special economic zones and innovation in developing and emerging economies: A cross-country analysis pp. 1-21

Abdulhak Anwer Alsharif and Thomas Brenner

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

Doğuhan Sündal

The US university-industry link in the R&D of AI: Back to the origins? pp. 1-39

Andrea Borsato and Patrick Llerena

Measuring the DUI mode of innovation efficiently: a short-scale approach pp. 1-28

Leonie Reher, Jörg Thomä and Kilian Bizer

Complementarity and substitutability of investment strategies pp. 1-25

Nikolay Doskov, Thorsten Hens and Klaus Schenk-Hoppé

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

André Spithoven and Kristof Van Criekingen

How STI-centric myopia marginalises DUI Innovation in Azerbaijan pp. 1-25

Nijat Muradzada and Rafiga Ibrahimli

Technological regimes and R&D response to COVID-19 pp. 1-32

Seh Hyun Yoo

Scientists on the move: The impact of collaboration with different mobility groups on the performance of Canadian scientists pp. 1-63

Amirali Karimi, Catherine Beaudry and Vincent Larivière

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

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

Milan Zafirovski

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

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

Hani Elzoumor, Ethan Gifford and Daniel Ljungberg

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

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

Alfred Kleinknecht

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

Strategies and drivers of innovations in the circular context: The case of Italian SMEs pp. 1-36

Emy Zecca, Andrea Pronti and Massimiliano Mazzanti

The economic impact of pandemics and wars in pre-modern Western Europe: A supply-side perspective pp. 1-46

Michael Donadelli and Antonio Paradiso

Are you in the loop? China’s co-evolution dynamics pp. 1-41

Junda Li and Dwayne Woods

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

Francesco Pasimeni and Tommaso Ciarli

Innovation modes in the peripheral economy pp. 1-23

David Doloreux and Richard Shearmur

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

Sarah Tung and Julien Pénin

Are fiscal multipliers state-dependent? Insights from an agent-based model pp. 1-34

Marco Amendola and Marcelo Pereira

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

Oriol Gisbert-Martí

The payroll share in US states: Evidence from fourteen sectors pp. 1-42

Codrina Rada, Ansel Schiavone and Rudi von Arnim