Capitalism in Evolution

Edited by Geoffrey Hodgson (), Makoto Itoh and Nobuharu Yokokawa

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Contributors to this volume argue that to understand capitalism in evolution, this diversity of systems and approaches must be taken into account and their individual evolutions analysed. This book represents a major understanding of the evolution of capitalism in the twenty first century and brings together a distinguished group of experts with perspectives from America, Europe and Japan.

Keywords: Economics and Finance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Z0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2001
ISBN: 9781858988603
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction

Geoffrey Hodgson, Makoto Itoh and Nobuharu Yokokawa

Ch 2 Contested exchange: a new microeconomics of capitalism

Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis

Ch 3 Economic theory and the complexity of capitalism

Yoshinori Shiozawa

Ch 4 The development of the market economy and the formation of voice

Kiichiro Yagi

Ch 5 The evolution of capitalism from the perspective of institutional and evolutionary economics

Geoffrey Hodgson

Ch 6 Information technology and the 'Biodiversity' of capitalism

Ugo Pagano

Ch 7 The diversity and future of capitalisms: a régulationnist analysis

Robert A. Boyer

Ch 8 Where are the advanced economies going?

Robert E. Rowthorn

Ch 9 The evolution of Japanese capitalism under global competition

Makoto Noguchi

Ch 10 From bureaucratic capitalism to transnational capitalism: an intermediate theory

Nobuharu Yokokawa

Ch 11 The evolutionary spiral of capitalism: globalization and neo-liberalism

Makoto Itoh

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