Journal of Evolutionary Economics

1991 - 2024

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

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Volume 15, issue 5, 2005

A fresh look on economic evolution from the kinetic viewpoint pp. 481-503

Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt

Social structure and consumption: on the diffusion of consumer good innovation pp. 505-531

Andreas Reinstaller and Bulat Sanditov

New market creation through transformation pp. 533-565

Saras Sarasvathy and Nicholas Dew

Product differentiation and competitive selection pp. 567-580

Serguei Kaniovski

Book review pp. 581-583

Koen Frenken

Book review pp. 583-589

Mercedes Bleda

Book review pp. 589-592

Ross Thomson

Book review pp. 592-595

Michel Quéré

Book review pp. 595-598

Marc Gruber

Book review pp. 598-602

Siegfried Berninghaus

Book review pp. 603-606

Markus Pasche

Acknowledgement to referees pp. 609-610

Uwe Canter, Elias Dinopoulos, Horst Hanusch and Luigi Orsenigo

Volume 15, issue 4, 2005

Evolutionary game dynamics and distributed recency-weighted learning pp. 365-391

Yuya Sasaki

Knowledge, hierarchy and the selection of routines: an interpretative model with group interactions pp. 393-421

Nathalie Lazaric and Alain Raybaut

The diffusion of policy innovations -an experimental investigation pp. 423-442

Jean-Robert Tyran and Rupert Sausgruber

Stackelberg leadership in a dynamic duopoly with stochastic capital accumulation pp. 443-465

Luca Lambertini

Book reviews pp. 467-470

Flaminio Squazzoni

Book reviews pp. 470-472

Charlie Karlsson

Book reviews pp. 473-475

Jacques-Laurent Ravix

Book reviews pp. 475-477

Gerhard Fuchs

Book reviews pp. 477-479

Nadine Roijakkers

Volume 15, issue 3, 2005

The historical development of the consumption of sweeteners - a learning approach pp. 247-272

Wilhelm Ruprecht

A consumer-based model of competitive diffusion: the multiplicative effects of global and local network externalities pp. 273-295

Masaki Tomochi, Hiroaki Murata and Mitsuo Kono

A model of the innovation-adaptation mechanism driving economic dynamics: a micro representation pp. 297-333

Angelo Fusari

An evolutionary model of speculative attacks pp. 335-350

Narayanan Subramanian

Book reviews pp. 351-354

Geoffrey Hodgson

Book reviews pp. 354-357

Frank Beckenbach

Book reviews pp. 357-360

Karén Hovhannisian

Book reviews pp. 361-363

Frank Oort

Volume 15, issue 2, 2005

Structural change in the presence of network externalities: a co-evolutionary model of technological successions pp. 123-148

Paul Windrum and Chris Birchenhall

Long-term tendencies in technological creativity - a preference-based approach pp. 149-168

Christian Cordes

Time path in innovation, imitation, and growth: the case of the motorcycle industry in postwar Japan pp. 169-186

Eiji Yamamura, Tetsushi Sonobe and Keijiro Otsuka

Combining Keynes and Schumpeter. Ingvar Svennilson’s contribution to the Swedish growth school and modern economics pp. 187-210

Lennart Erixon

The role of codified sources of knowledge in innovation: Empirical evidence from Dutch manufacturing pp. 211-231

Stefano Brusoni, Orietta Marsili and Ammon Salter

Book reviews pp. 233-234

William Baumol

Book reviews pp. 234-237

Erik Stam

Book reviews pp. 237-240

Rainer Vosskamp

Book reviews pp. 240-243

Bernhard Dachs

Volume 15, issue 1, 2004

Editorial pp. 1-2

Uwe Cantner and Horst Hanusch

Ontological uncertainty and innovation pp. 3-50

David Lane and Robert Maxfield

An evolutionary theory of the convergence towards low inflation rates pp. 51-64

Agnés d’Artigues and Thierry Vignolo

Heterogeneous expectations in the foreign exchange market pp. 65-82

Ralf Ahrens and Stefan Reitz

Technology-push, demand-pull and the shaping of technological paradigms - Patterns in the development of computing technology pp. 83-99

Jan Ende and Wilfred Dolfsma

Model uncertainty and the rationality of economic policy pp. 101-116

Jan Schnellenbach

Book reviews pp. 117-118

Arnold Wentzel

Book reviews pp. 118-121

Ulrich Dolata

Book reviews pp. 121-122

Nathalie Lazaric

Volume 14, issue 5, 2004

Marshall’s disciples: knowledge and innovation driving regional economic development and growth pp. 505-523

Claudia Werker and Suma Athreye

Entrepreneurship, entry and performance of new business compared in two growth regimes: East and West Germany pp. 525-542

Michael Fritsch

Cooperation and specialization in German technology regions pp. 543-562

Uwe Cantner and Holger Graf

Industrial structure and innovation - evidence from European regions pp. 563-592

Lydia Greunz

Agglomeration externalities: Marshall versus Jacobs pp. 593-604

Gerben Panne

Entrepreneurship and regional growth: an evolutionary interpretation pp. 605-616

David Audretsch and Max Keilbach

Volume 14, issue 4, 2004

The telecoms boom and bust 1996-2003 and the role of financial markets pp. 369-406

Martin Fransman

Why Punish? Social reciprocity and the enforcement of prosocial norms pp. 407-429

Jeffrey Carpenter, Peter Matthews and Okomboli Ong’ong’a

Return to the “natural” process of decision-making leads to good strategies pp. 431-462

Vladimir Masch

Economic (dis)integration in the presence of evolutionary learning pp. 463-481

Cem Karayalcin, Diego Mendez-Carbajo and Devashish Mitra

Book review pp. 483-485

Poul Andersen

Book review pp. 485-488

Vanessa Oltra

Book review pp. 488-492

Johanne Queenton

Book review pp. 492-496

Muriela Pádua

Book review pp. 496-499

Pier Paolo Saviotti

Volume 14, issue 3, 2004

Micro-meso-macro pp. 263-279

Kurt Dopfer, John Foster and Jason Potts

The firm as an interactor: firms as vehicles for habits and routines pp. 281-307

Geoffrey Hodgson and Thorbjørn Knudsen

Job creation and persistence in services and manufacturing pp. 309-325

Catherine Armington and Zoltan Acs

Knowledge diffusion dynamics and network properties of face-to-face interactions pp. 327-351

Piergiuseppe Morone and Richard Taylor

Book reviews pp. 353-355

Lionel Nesta

Book reviews pp. 356-361

Pavel Luksha

Book reviews pp. 361-364

Koen Frenken

Book review pp. 365-368

Geoffrey Hodgson

Volume 14, issue 2, 2004

Editorial pp. 111-112

Charles Cantner

Mark Perlman appreciation pp. 113-114

F. Scherer

On Mark Perlman pp. 115-116

Dennis Mueller

Tribute to Mark Perlman pp. 117-118

John Metcalfe

Mark Perlman: One view of the significance of his intellectual career pp. 119-125

Warren Samuels

On Mark Perlman and Joseph Schumpeter: Their respective approaches to evolutionary economics and the history of economic theory pp. 127-130

Geoffrey Harcourt

Schumpeter’s preface to the fourth German edition of The Theory of Economic Development pp. 131-142

Yuichi Shionoya

Joseph A. Schumpeter’s contributions in the area of fiscal sociology: a first approximation pp. 143-151

Jürgen Backhaus

Schumpeter and methodological individualism pp. 153-156

Arnold Heertje

The entrepreneur and the style of modern economics pp. 157-175

John Metcalfe

The economic agent as rule maker and rule user: Homo Sapiens Oeconomicus pp. 177-195

Kurt Dopfer

Recent trends in the research on national innovation systems pp. 197-210

Markus Balzat and Horst Hanusch

Evolution of structures of European economic policy pp. 211-215

Ewald Nowotny

Technophysio evolution and the measurement of economic growth pp. 217-221

Robert Fogel

Schumpeterian endogenous growth theory and evolutionary economics pp. 223-236

Alain Alcouffe and Thomas Kuhn

Red-Queen games: arms races, rule of law and market economies pp. 237-247

William Baumol

Are evolutionary games another way of thinking about game theory? pp. 249-262

Christian Schmidt

Volume 14, issue 1, 2004

Economic development by the creation of new sectors pp. 1-35

Pier Paolo Saviotti and Andreas Pyka

On the evolutionary edge of altruism: a game-theoretic proof of Hamilton’s rule for a simple case of siblings pp. 37-42

Oded Stark and You Wang

Data, information and knowledge: have we got it right? pp. 43-67

Max Boisot and Agustí Canals

The economic implications of exaptation pp. 69-84

Nicholas Dew, S. Sarasvathy and S. Venkataraman

Learning by doing, spillovers and shakeouts pp. 85-98

Jim Jin, Juan Perote-Pena and Michael Troege

Book reviews pp. 99-102

Andreas Reinstaller

Book reviews pp. 102-106

Jorge Niosi

Book reviews pp. 106-110

Maria Daskalakis