Journal of Evolutionary Economics

1991 - 2024

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

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Volume 26, issue 5, 2016

Elites, institutions and growth pp. 933-951

Louis Corriveau

Endogenous growth and demographic transition in a model of cultural transmission pp. 953-970

Roman Zakharenko

Household debt and housing bubbles: a Minskian approach to boom-bust cycles pp. 971-1006

Soon Ryoo

Mortgage originations during 2002-2007 as an example of an evolutionary market pp. 1007-1032

James P. Dow

Social progress orientation and innovative entrepreneurship: an international analysis pp. 1033-1066

David Urbano, Sebastian Aparicio and Victor Querol

Evolving localization patterns of company foundationsEvidence from the German MST-industry pp. 1067-1087

Tobias Scholl, Thomas Brenner and Martin Wendel

Control delegation, information and beliefs in evolutionary oligopolies pp. 1089-1116

Domenico De Giovanni and Fabio Lamantia

Evolutionary learning and the stability of wage posting equilibria pp. 1117-1135

Robert Calvert Jump

Price versus quality competition: in search for Schumpeterian evolution mechanisms pp. 1137-1171

Agnieszka Lipieta and Andrzej Malawski

The evolutionary traverse: a causal analysis pp. 1173-1193

David Haas

Volume 26, issue 4, 2016

Editorial: Foundations of economic change – behavior, interaction and aggregate outcomes pp. 697-700

Uwe Cantner and Andreas Pyka

Foundations of economic change—an extended Schumpeterian approach pp. 701-736

Uwe Cantner

Behavior and cognition of economic actors in evolutionary economics pp. 737-751

Richard Nelson

Upward and downward complementarity: the meso core of evolutionary growth theory pp. 753-763

Kurt Dopfer, Jason Potts and Andreas Pyka

Global dynamics, capabilities and the crisis pp. 765-784

Jan Fagerberg and Martin Srholec

Firms navigating through innovation spaces: a conceptualization of how firms search and perceive technological, market and productive opportunities globally pp. 785-802

Maureen McKelvey

Confounded, augmented and constrained replicator dynamics pp. 803-822

Jacob Holm, Esben Sloth Andersen and J. Stanley Metcalfe

Schumpeterian incumbents and industry evolution pp. 823-836

Guido Buenstorf

Knowledge spillovers through FDI and trade: the moderating role of quality-adjusted human capital pp. 837-868

Muhammad Ali, Uwe Cantner and Ipsita Roy

Export, R&D and new products. a model and a test on European industries pp. 869-905

Dario Guarascio, Mario Pianta and Francesco Bogliacino

Using simulation experiments to test historical explanations: the development of the German dye industry 1857-1913 pp. 907-932

Thomas Brenner and Johann Peter Murmann

Volume 26, issue 3, 2016

Spontaneous economic order pp. 467-500

Yong Tao

Belonging, believing, bonding, and behaving: the relationship between religion and business ownership at the country level pp. 519-550

Brigitte Hoogendoorn, Cornelius A. Rietveld and André Stel

The impact of personal beliefs on climate change: the “battle of perspectives” revisited pp. 551-580

Sylvie Geisendorf

Endogenous time-varying risk aversion and asset returns pp. 581-601

Michele Berardi

Dynamic entrepreneurship and technology-based innovation pp. 603-620

David B. Audretsch, Donald F. Kuratko and Albert Link

Intensity of R&D competition and the generation of innovations in heterogeneous setting pp. 621-653

Anton Bondarev

Law of the jungle: firm survival and price dynamics in evolutionary markets pp. 655-696

Brendan Markey-Towler

Volume 26, issue 2, 2016

Learning from successes and failures in pharmaceutical R&D pp. 271-290

Jing-Yuan Chiou, Laura Magazzini, Fabio Pammolli and Massimo Riccaboni

Evolutionary targeting for inclusive development pp. 291-316

Chan-Yuan Wong

Entry of painters in the Amsterdam market of the Golden Age pp. 317-348

Federico Etro and Elena Stepanova

Entrepreneurship and institutional change pp. 349-379

Pavel Kuchař

Opportunist politicians and the evolution of electoral competition pp. 381-406

Jean-François Laslier and Bilge Ozturk Goktuna

A real and monetary analysis of capitalism pp. 443-464

David Kitchel

Volume 26, issue 1, 2016

Innovation, growth and financial markets pp. 1-24

Zakaria Babutsidze and Maurizio Iacopetta

Innovation, growth and financial markets pp. 1-24

Zakaria Babutsidze and Maurizio Iacopetta

Increasing inequality, consumer credit and financial fragility in an agent based macroeconomic model pp. 25-47

Alberto Russo, Luca Riccetti and Mauro Gallegati

Rock around the clock: An agent-based model of low- and high-frequency trading pp. 49-76

Sandrine Jacob Leal, Mauro Napoletano, Andrea Roventini and Giorgio Fagiolo

Macroprudential consolidation policy in interbank networks pp. 77-99

Edoardo Gaffeo and Massimo Molinari

The Lindahl equilibrium in Schumpeterian growth models pp. 101-142

Elie Gray and André Grimaud

Innovation, competition and firm size distribution on fragmented markets pp. 143-169

Zakaria Babutsidze

The arrival of the new pp. 171-194

Luigi Marengo and Paolo Zeppini

The arrival of the new pp. 171-194

Luigi Marengo and Paolo Zeppini

Social network and private provision of public goods pp. 195-218

Bulat Sanditov and Saurabh Arora

Social network and private provision of public goods pp. 195-218

Bulat Sanditov and Saurabh Arora

The effect of demand-driven structural transformations on growth and technological change pp. 219-246

André Lorentz, Tommaso Ciarli, Maria Savona and Marco Valente

Volume 25, issue 5, 2015

“…then came Cisco, and the rest is history”: a ‘history friendly’ model of the Local Area Networking industry pp. 875-899

Roberto Fontana and Lorenzo Zirulia

A comparison of U.S and Chinese financial market microstructure: heterogeneous agent-based multi-asset artificial stock markets approach pp. 901-924

Haijun Yang, Harry Wang, Gui Sun and Li Wang

Entrepreneurial human capital and the survival of new firms in high- and low-tech sectors pp. 925-957

Masatoshi Kato and Yuji Honjo

Business services and the export performances of manufacturing industries pp. 959-981

Rinaldo Evangelista, Matteo Lucchese and Valentina Meliciani

Efficiency or bounded rationality? Drivers of firm diversification strategies in Vietnam pp. 983-1010

Hien Tran, Enrico Santarelli and Enrico Zaninotto

Equity dynamics in bargaining without information exchange pp. 1011-1026

Heinrich Nax

Volume 25, issue 4, 2015

Profit-driven and demand-driven investment growth and fluctuations in different accumulation regimes pp. 707-728

Giovanni Dosi, Mauro Sodini and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Co-operation over distance? The spatial dimension of inter-organizational innovation collaboration pp. 729-753

Anja Dettmann, Sidonia von Proff and Thomas Brenner

The structure and evolution of inter-sectoral technological complementarity in R&D in Germany from 1990 to 2011 pp. 755-785

Tom Broekel and Matthias Brachert

An age structured demographic theory of technological change pp. 787-820

Jean-Francois Mercure

The impact of internet file-sharing on the purchase of music CDs in Canada pp. 821-848

George Barker and Tim Maloney

Informal property rights as stable conventions in hawk-dove games with many players pp. 849-873

Daniel Wood

Volume 25, issue 3, 2015

A bitter choice turned sweet: How acknowledging individuals’ concern at having a low relative income serves to align utilitarianism and egalitarianism pp. 541-557

Oded Stark, Marcin Jakubek and Martyna Kobus

Erratum to: A bitter choice turned sweet: How acknowledging individuals’ concern at having a low relative income serves to align utilitarianism and egalitarianism pp. 559-559

Oded Stark, Marcin Jakubek and Martyna Kobus

On the evolution of corporate capital structures pp. 561-583

Daniel Arce, Douglas Cook and Robert Kieschnick

Zipf law and the firm size distribution: a critical discussion of popular estimators pp. 585-610

Giulio Bottazzi, Davide Pirino and Federico Tamagni

Market choices driven by reference groups. An evolutionary approach pp. 611-622

Michał Ramsza

Ecolabels, uncertified abatement, and the sustainability of natural resources: an evolutionary approach pp. 623-647

Esther Blanco and Javier Lozano

Scenario forecast model of long term trends in rural labor transfer based on evolutionary games pp. 649-670

Dehai Liu, Hongyi Li, Weiguo Wang and Chuang Zhou

SMEs and barriers to Eco-innovation in the EU: exploring different firm profiles pp. 671-705

Giovanni Marin, Alberto Marzucchi and Roberto Zoboli

Volume 25, issue 2, 2015

Sunk costs and the speed of market selection pp. 323-344

Werner Hölzl

Quality competition in markets with regulated prices and minimum quality standards pp. 345-370

Roberto Cellini and Fabio Lamantia

Transactional innovation as performative action: transforming comparative advantage in the global coffee business pp. 371-400

Pierpaolo Andriani and Carsten Herrmann-Pillath

The demand-side dynamics of entrant heterogeneity pp. 401-445

Lalit Manral

Live fast, die young? Investigating product life spans and obsolescence in an agent-based model pp. 447-473

Eric Brouillat

Is the psychology of high profits detrimental to industrial renewal? Experimental evidence for the theory of transformation pressure pp. 475-511

Lennart Erixon and Louise Johannesson

Academic commercialization and changing nature of academic cooperation pp. 513-532

Sotaro Shibayama

Piketty’s perspectives on growth (in the 21st century) pp. 533-536

Jan Fagerberg

Hartley, Keith: The political economy of aerospace industries: a key driver of growth and international competitiveness? pp. 537-539

Daniel Guffarth

Volume 25, issue 1, 2015

Schumpeter and his contemporaries—précis and road marks pp. 1-19

Uwe Cantner and Kurt Dopfer

Mark Perlman: the Schumpeterian influence pp. 21-29

Charles McCann

The Harvard-Circle pp. 31-36

Paul Samuelson

Joseph Schumpeter: the long run, and the short pp. 37-43

William Baumol

The incomplete Schumpeter Stockholm School connection pp. 45-56

Gunnar Eliasson

It was ideas and ideologies, not interests or institutions, which changed in Northwestern Europe, 1600–1848 pp. 57-68

Deirdre McCloskey

Schumpeter’s theological roots? Harnack and the origins of creative destruction pp. 69-75

Paul Nightingale

On the intellectual foundations of Hayek’s and Schumpeter’s economics: an appraisal pp. 77-90

Richard Arena

Schumpeter and Mises as ‘Austrian Economists’ pp. 91-105

Viktor Vanberg

The best horse in the Viennese stables: Gottfried Haberler and Joseph Schumpeter pp. 107-115

Stephan Boehm

Capitalist development, innovations, business cycles and unemployment: Joseph Alois Schumpeter and Emil Hans Lederer pp. 117-131

Harald Hagemann

The Schumpeter–Hilferding Nexus pp. 133-145

Panayotis Michaelides and John Milios

The beat of the economic heart pp. 147-162

Heinz Kurz

Joseph Schumpeter and Simon Kuznets: comparing their evolutionary economic approaches to business cycles and economic growth pp. 163-172

John Foster

The improbable econometric connection - Schumpeter and Frisch at the midnight of the century pp. 173-184

Francisco Louçã

Understanding inescapable modernization: Werner Sombart and Joseph Schumpeter pp. 185-196

Manfred Prisching

Joseph Schumpeter and John Kenneth Galbraith: two sides of the same coin? pp. 197-214

David Audretsch

Schumpeter and Talcott Parsons pp. 215-222

Richard Swedberg

Joseph Schumpeter and Wolfgang Stolper pp. 223-227

F. Scherer

Eduard März and Joseph Schumpeter pp. 229-237

Kurt Rothschild

Erich Schneider: The admiring disciple who did not become a follower pp. 239-252

Georg Blind and Andreas Pyka

Richard Abel Musgrave and Joseph Alois Schumpeter: Two intellectual authorities in economics and their shared and different frameworks, read through the lenses of the Perlman dichotomies pp. 253-262

Helge Peukert

Shigeto Tsuru and Schumpeter pp. 263-275

Yuichi Shionoya

Schumpeter and Goodwin pp. 277-291

Hardy Hanappi

Schumpeter, Minsky and the financial instability hypothesis pp. 293-310

Mark Knell

A ”conservative Marxist” at Harvard: the influence of Joseph A. Schumpeter on Paolo Sylos Labini pp. 311-321

Mauro Sylos-Labini