Journal of Evolutionary Economics

1991 - 2024

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

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Evolutionary economics and economic geography pp. 411-429: Ron Boschma and Jan G. Lambooy
The learning economy and embodied knowledge flows in Great Britain pp. 431-451: Mark Tomlinson
Heterogeneous beliefs and learning in forward looking economic models* pp. 453-464: Emilio Barucci
Routines and incentives in group tasks* pp. 465-486: Alexis Garapin and Michel Hollard
The hunt for S-shaped growth paths in technological innovation: a patent study* pp. 487-526: Birgitte Andersen

Arrested development: the experience of European hard disk drive firms in comparison with US and Japanese firms pp. 287-329: Henry Chesbrough
Firms as the source of innovation and growth: the evolution of technological competence pp. 331-366: John Cantwell and Felicia Fai
A note on evolutionary stability of Bertrand equilibrium pp. 367-371: Burkhard Hehenkamp and Wolfgang Leininger
A comparison of clustering dynamics in the US and UK computer industries pp. 373-399: G. M. Peter Swann and Rui Baptista

Scale effects in Schumpeterian models of economic growth pp. 157-185: Elias Dinopoulos and Peter Thompson
Evolution and sub-optimal behaviour pp. 187-209: Ian Dobbs and Ian Molho
Economic natural selection in Bertrand and Cournot settings pp. 211-224: Cheng-Zhong Qin, Burkhard Hehenkamp and Charles Stuart
Learning and behavioral stability An economic interpretation of genetic algorithms pp. 225-242: Thomas Riechmann
Endogenous local interaction and multi-product firms pp. 243-263: Bauke Visser
The Hahn-Solow macro model pp. 265-270: Helmut Frisch

Norms as emergent properties of adaptive learning: The case of economic routines pp. 5-26: Marco Valente, Andrea Bassanini, Luigi Marengo and Giovanni Dosi
An experimental study of adaptive behavior in an oligopolistic market game pp. 27-65: Rosemarie Nagel and Nicolaas Vriend
Market share instability and stock price volatility during the industry life-cycle: the US automobile industry pp. 67-96: Mariana Mazzucato and Willi Semmler
Knowledge spillovers in biotechnology: sources and incentives pp. 97-107: David Audretsch and Paula Stephan
Detecting self-organisational change in economic processes exhibiting logistic growth pp. 109-133: John Foster and Phillip Wild
Reassessing the empirical validity of the human-capital augmented neoclassical growth model pp. 135-154: Elias Dinopoulos and Peter Thompson

Markets as evolving computational entities pp. 329-356: Philip Mirowski and Koye Somefun
An evolutionary approach to the examination of capital market efficiency pp. 357-382: Joachim Coche
Coevolution and stable adjustments in the cobweb model pp. 383-406: Reiner Franke
The evolution of macrogenerations pp. 407-422: V. Mayevsky and M. Kazhdan
Evolutionary economics goes mainstream: A review of the theory of learning in games pp. 423-432: Daniel Friedman

Understanding evolutionary processes in non-manufacturing industries: Empirical insights from the shakeout in pharmaceutical wholesaling pp. 231-270: Adam Fein
Can evolutionary algorithms describe learning processes? pp. 271-283: Thomas Brenner
Technological standards with local externalities and decentralized behaviour pp. 285-296: John H. Miller and Robin Cowan
On economic applications of the genetic algorithm: a model of the cobweb type pp. 297-315: Michael Kopel and Herbert Dawid
The Representative Agent in Macroeconomics pp. 317-320: Frank Schohl

Induced technical innovation and medical history: an evolutionary approach pp. 119-137: Joel Mokyr
The participant observer in the formation of economic thought Summa Oeconomiae Perlmanensis pp. 139-156: Kurt Dopfer
Evolutionary innovations: learning, entrepreneurship and the dynamics of the firm pp. 157-175: Maureen McKelvey
Localized technological change, new information technology and the knowledge-based economy: The European evidence pp. 177-198: Cristiano Antonelli
Socio-economic typologies of bureaucratic corruption and implications pp. 199-220: Franz Wirl

Scale functions in equilibrium selection games pp. 1-13: Madjid Amir and Siegfried Berninghaus
On economic applications of evolutionary game theory pp. 15-43: Daniel Friedman
Schumpeterian process competition, welfare and laissez-faire: An experiment in artificial economic evolution pp. 45-66: Tim Wakeley
A spectrum of equilibration processes in game theory pp. 67-87: Bernard Walliser

Alternative methodologies for modelling evolutionary dynamics: Introduction pp. 331-338: Luigi Marengo and Marc Willinger
The economy as an evolving network pp. 339-353: Alan Kirman
About some formalisms of interaction Phase transition models in economics? pp. 355-373: Frederic Lordon and Irène Hors
Genetic algorithms in evolutionary modelling pp. 375-393: Chris Birchenhall, Nikos Kastrinos and John Metcalfe
Heterogeneity vs. externalities in technological competition: A tale of possible technological landscapes pp. 395-413: Jean-Michel Dalle
Forward induction, evolutionary processes and behavior evolution pp. 415-433: le Umbhauer Gis
The dynamics of firms in a micro-to-macro model: The role of training, learning and innovation pp. 435-457: Erol Taymaz and Gérard Ballot

Using co-evolutionary programming to simulate strategic behaviour in markets pp. 219-254: Tony Curzon Price
From Schumpeter to Stiglitz pp. 255-267: Arnold Heertje
Improving the performance of an economic system: Controlling chaos pp. 269-289: Michael Kopel
Endogenized technological learning in an energy systems model pp. 291-313: Sabine Messner

Controversial issue: Can the theory of economic development of Joseph Alois Schumpeter be considered as evolutionary? pp. 95-95: Uwe Cantner
Schumpeter's theory of economic evolution: a Darwinian interpretation (*) pp. 97-130: Matthias Kelm
The evolutionary and non-Darwinian economics of Joseph Schumpeter pp. 131-145: Geoffrey Hodgson
Anticipating Nelson and Winter: Jack Downie's theory of evolutionary economic change pp. 147-167: John Nightingale
Multinational enterprises and technological spillovers: An evolutionary model pp. 169-192: Tommaso Perez
Cycling in a stochastic learning algorithm for normal form games pp. 193-207: Martin Posch

Knowledge and economic behaviour. A constructivist approach pp. 49-72: Roberto Tamborini