evolutionary economics

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Aldrich, H.E. 2001. Who wants to be an evolutionary theorist? Journal of Management Inquiry 10(June): #—#.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • organizational evolution.

Allen, P.M. 1992. Modelling evolutionary and complex systems. World Futures 34: 105—123.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1992. Evolutionary theory, policy making and planning. Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research 51: 644—657.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1993. Modèles évolutifs des systèmes humains. In Temporalités urbaines, 247—270.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1993. Policy in a world of evolutionary learning and ignorance. In de Greene, A Systems-based Approach to Policy Making, 43—64.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics • evolutionary learning • ignorance • policy.

Allen, P.M. 1994. Evolution, sustainability and industrial metabolism. In Ayres/Simonis, Industrial Metabolism, #—#.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics • industrial metabolism • sustainability.

Allen, P.M. 1994. Evolutionary complex systems: Models of technology change. In #, Chaos and Economic Theory, #—#.

Keywords: evolutionary complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1996. Cities and regions as evolutionary complex systems. Geographical Systems 4: 103—130.

Keywords: evolutionary complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1997. Cities and Regions as Self-Organizing Systems: Models of Complexity. London: Gordon and Breach.

Keywords: evolutionary complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1998. Evolving complex systems in social science. In Altmann/Koch, Systems, #—#.

Keywords: evolutionary complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Allen, P.M. 1999. Cities as self-organizing complex systems. In Bertuglia/Bianchi/Mela, The City and its Sciences, #—#.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics • self-organization.

Allen, P.M./Clark, N./Perez-Trejo, F. 1993. Strategic planning of complex systems. Review of Political Economy 4: 275—290.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Argyrous, G./Sethi, R. 1996. The theory of evolution and the evolution of theory: Veblen's methodology in contemporary perspective. Cambridge Journal of Economics 20: 475—495.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • methodology • Veblen.

Biddle, J.E. 1990. Purpose and evolution in Commons's institutionalism. History of Political Economy 22: 19—47.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 2.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Boulding, K.E. 1981. Evolutionary Economics. London: Sage.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Boyd, R./Richerson, P.J. 1992. Sociobiology, culture and economic theory. In Witt, Evolutionary Economics, 441—465.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • sociobiology.

Clark, N./Perez-Trejo, F./Allen, P.M. 1995. Evolutionary Dynamics and Sustainable Development: A Systems Approach. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary dynamics • evolutionary economics.

Edgell, S. 1975. Thorstein Veblen's theory of evolutionary change. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 34: 267—280.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • Veblen.

Febrero, R./Schwartz, P.S., eds. 1996. Essence of Becker. Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Foss, N.J. 1994. The biological analogy and the theory of the firm: Marshall and monopolistic competion. Journal of Economic Issues 28: 1115—1136.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Georgescu-Roegen, N. 1974. L'economia politica come estensione della biologia. ### #: 5—20. [abstract]

Keywords: ecological deterioration • evolutionary economics • exosomatic evolution • generalized evolutionary theory • mechanics • reversibility.

Harris, A.L. 1934. Economic evolution: Dialectical and Darwinian. Journal of Political Economy 52: 34—79.

Reprinted in (Hodgson 1998, vol. 2).

Keywords: dialectic • evolutionary economics.

Hill, F.G. 1958. Veblen and Marx. In Dowd, Thorstein Veblen, 129—149.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hirshleifer, J., ed. 1982. Evolutionary Models in Economics and Law. Research in Law and Economics, vol. 4. Greenwich, CT/London: JAI Press.

Keywords: evolution of law • evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1992. Thorstein Veblen and Joseph Schumpeter on evolutionary economics. Report no. 10/92 of the Research Group on Biological Foundations of Human Culture, Center for Interdisciplinary Research, University of Bielefeld. [abstract]

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1992. Optimization and evolution: Winter's critique of Friedman revisited. Report no. 11/92 of the Research Group on Biological Foundations of Human Culture, Center for Interdisciplinary Research, University of Bielefeld. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • maximization • optimization • satisficing • selectionism.

Hodgson, G.M. 1992. Thorstein Veblen and post-Darwinian economics. Cambridge Journal of Economics 16: 285—301.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1993. The mecca of Alfred Marshall. Economic Journal 103: 406—415.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1994. Optimisation and evolution: Winter's critique of Friedman revisted. Cambridge Journal of Economics 18: 413—430.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 2.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M., ed. 1995. Economics and Biology. Aldershot: Edward Elgar.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1998. The mecca of Alfred Marshall. In Hodgson, The Foundations of Evolutionary Economics, vol. 1., #—#.

Originally published 1993. Economic Journal 103: 406÷415.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M. 1998. Optimisation and evolution: Winter's critique of Friedman revisted. In Hodgson, The Foundations of Evolutionary Economics, vol. 2., #—#.

Originally published 1994. Cambridge Journal of Economics 18: 413÷430.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hodgson, G.M./Samuels, W.J./Tool, M.R., eds. 1994. The Elgar Companion to Institutional and Evolutionary Economics, L-Z. Aldershot, UK: Edward Elgar.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Hutter, M. 1994. Organism as a metaphor in German economic thought. In Mirowski, Natural Images in Economic Thought, 289—321.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1998, vol. 1, #—#.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • Germany • organic metaphors.

Hutter, M. 1998. Organism as a metaphor in German economic thought. In Hodgson, The Foundations of Evolutionary Economics, vol. 1., #—#.

Originally published 1994 in Mirowski, Natural Images in Economic Thought, 289÷321.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • Germany • organic metaphors.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. The socioculturalist agenda in economics: Critical remarks of Thorstein Veblen's legacy. Journal of Socio-Economics 24: 545—569.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • institutionalism • socioculturalist agenda in economics • Veblen.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Has economics progressed? Rectilinear, historicist, universalist, and evolutionary historiographies. History of Political Economy 27: 43—87.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • historiography • phisosophy of science • progress.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Individual separateness or universal scheme? A note on neo-Darwinian vs. non-Darwinian evolutionary social science. Human Nature 6: 91—94.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • evolutionary social science.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. What is economic action? From Marshall and Robbins to Polanyi and Becker. Journal of the History of Economic Thought 18: 13—36.

Keywords: Becker • economic action • evolutionary economics • Marshall • Polanyi • Robbins.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Friedrich Hayek's Darwinian theory of evolution of institutions: Two problems. Australian Economic Papers 35: 183—201.

Keywords: Darwinian theory of economic evolution • Darwinian theory of institutions • evolutionary economics • Hayek • institutionalism.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Kenneth Boulding: Ecodynamicist or evolutionary economist? Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics 19: 83—100.

Keywords: Boulding • ecodynamics • ecological economics • evolutionary economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Economics, biology, and naturalism: Three problems concerning the question of individuality. Biology and Philosophy 12: 185—206. [abstract][pdf.]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • individuality • naturalism • naturalism in economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. The red queen paradox: A proper name for a popular game. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 153: 411—415.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • red queen hypothesis.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Is the firm an individual? Cambridge Journal of Economics 21: 519—544.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • individuality • theory of the firm.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Production and environmental resources: A prelude to an evolutionary framework. Southern Economic Journal 63: 929—946.

Keywords: ecological economics • environmental resources • evolutionary economics • production.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Evolutionary biology and evolutionary economics. Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics 8: 221—244.

Keywords: biological metaphors in economic theory • evolutionary economics • interdisciplinarity.

Khalil, E.L. 1998. The five careers of the biological metaphor in economic theory. Journal of Socio-Economics 27: 29—52.

Keywords: biological metaphors in economic theory • evolutionary economics.

March, J.G. 1994. The evolution of evolution. In Baum/Singh, Evolutionary Dynamics of Organizations, 39—49.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • history.

Mokyr, J. 2000. Evolutionary phenomena in technological change. In Ziman, Technological Innovation as an Evolutionary Process, 52—65.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • technological change.

Nelson, R.R./Winter, S.G. 1973. Toward an evolutionary theory of economic capabilities. American Economic Review 63: 440—449.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Niman, N.B. 2000. Competition and economic progress. Journal of Bioeconomics 2: 221—231. [abstract]

Keywords: entrepreneurship • evolutionary economics • Ghiselin • Schumpeter • technological change.

Perez-Trejo, F./Clark, N./Allen, P.M. 1993. An exploration of dynamical systems modelling as a decision tool for environmental policy. Journal of Environmental Management 39: 305—319.

Keywords: complex systems • evolutionary economics.

Ponti, G. 2000. Splitting the baby in two: Solving Solomon's dilemma with boundedly rational agents. Journal of Evolutionary Economics 10: 449—455. [abstract]

Keywords: bounded rationality • evolutionary dynamics • evolutionary economics • implementation theory • Solomon's dilemma.

Richerson, P.J./Boyd, R. 1997/8. Homage to Malthus, Ricardo, and Boserup: Toward a general theory of population, economic growth, environmental deterioration, wealth, and poverty. Human Ecology Review 4: 85—90.

Keywords: ecology • evolutionary economics.

Vanberg, V. 1986. Spontaneous market order and social rules: A critique of F.A. Hayek's theory of cultural evolution. Economics and Philosophy 2: 75—100.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Veblen, T. 1898. Why is economics not an evolutionary science? Quarterly Journal of Economics 12: 373—397.

Reprinted in The Place of Science in Modern Civilisation and Other Essays by Thorstein Veblen, New York: Russell and Russell, 1961. and London: Routledge, 1994.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Williamson, O.E. 1973. Markets and hierarchies: Some elementary considerations. American Economic Review 63: 316—325.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Winter, S.G. 1964. Economic 'natural selection' and the theory of the firm. Yale Economic Essays 4: 225—272.

Reprinted in Hodgson 1988 vol. 2.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Winter, S.G. 1971. Satisficing, selection and the innovating remnant. Quarterly Journal of Economics 85: 237—261.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Winter, S.G. 1975. Optimization and evolution in the theory of the firm. In Day/Groves, Adaptive Economic Models, 73—118. [chc]

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 1985. Economic behavior and biological evolution: Some remarks on the sociobiology debate. Zeitschrift für die gesamte Staatswissenschaft 141: 365—389. [abstract]

Keywords: altruism • evolutionary economics • innate learning patterns • preference theory.

Witt, U. 1986. Firm's market behavior under imperfect information and economic natural selection. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 7: 265—290. [abstract]

Keywords: economic natural selection • evolutionary economics • imperfect information • implicit learning • profit maximization • theory of the firm.

Witt, U. 1986. How can complex economic behavior be investigated? The example of the ignorant monopolist revisited. Behavioral Science 31: 173—188. [abstract]

Keywords: complex economic behavior • computer simulation • evolutionary economics • theory of the firm.

Witt, U. 1986. Evolution and stability of cooperation without enforceable contracts. Kyklos 38: 245—265. [abstract]

Keywords: contracts • cooperation • evolutionary economics • frequency-dependent learning • prisonersÎ dilemma.

Witt, U. 1987. Individualistische Grundlagen der evolutorischen Ökonomik (Individualistic Foundations of Evolutionary Economics). (Individualistic Foundations of Evolutionary Economics). TŸbingen: Mohr-Siebeck.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • methodological individualism.

Witt, U. 1989. The evolution of economic institutions as a propagation process. Public Choice 62: 155—172. [abstract]

Reprinted in Hodgson, The Economics of Institutions.

Keywords: economic institutions • evolution of institutions • evolutionary economics • game theory • memetics • nonstrategic interaction • propagation • strategic interaction.

Witt, U. 1989. Subjectivism in economics: A suggested reorientation. In Grunert/Oelander, Understanding Economic Behavior, 409—431. [abstract]

Keywords: aprioristic approach • Austrian economics • evolutionary economics • intentionality • naturalism • psychological foundation • subjectivism.

Witt, U. 1991. Reflections on the present state of evolutionary economic theory. In Hodgson/Screpanti, Rethinking Economics, 83—102.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 1991. Economics, sociobiology, and behavioral psychology on preferences. Journal of Economic Psychology 12: 557—573. [abstract]

Reprinted in Hodgson, Economics and Biology.

Keywords: behavioral psychology • empirical theory of preferences • evolutionary economics • innate learning patterns • sociobiology.

Witt, U. 1992. Evolutionary concepts in economics. Eastern Economic Journal 18: 405—419. [abstract]

Keywords: competition • coordination • economic change • endogenous change • epistemological problens • evolutionary economics • frequency-dependency • innovation • markets • population thinking • replicator dynamics • selection effect • social change.

Witt, U., ed. 1992. Explaining Process and Change: Approaches to Evolutionary Economics. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 1992. Evolution as the theme of a new heterodoxy in economics. In Witt, Explaining Process and Change, 3—20.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 1992. Turning Austrian economics into an evolutionary theory. In Caldwell/Böhm, Austrian Economics, 215—236. [abstract]

Reprinted as "Schumpeter vs. Hayek: Two approaches to Evolutionary Economics," in Meijer, New Perspectives on Austrian Economics (1995), 81—101.

Keywords: Austrian economics • evolutionary economics • Schumpeter.

Witt, U. 1993. Emergence and dissemination of innovations: Some problems and principles of evolutionary economics. In Day/Chen, Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolutionary Economics, 91—100. [abstract]

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U., ed. 1993. Evolution in Markets and Institutions. Würzburg: Physica.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • institutions • markets.

Witt, U. 1994. Endogenous change: Causes and contingencies. Advances in Austrian Economics 1: 105—117. [abstract]

Keywords: causality • endogenous change • evolutionary economics • free will • predetermination.

Witt, U. 1994. Theory of social evolution: Hayek's unfinished legacy. In Birner, Hayek, Coordination, and Evolution, 178—189. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • Hayek • rules of conduct • selection • social dilemmas • socioeconomic evolution • tacit learning.

Witt, U. 1994. Evolutionary economics. In Boettke, The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics, 541—548.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 1995. Coordination of individual economic activities as an evolving process of self-organization. Economie Appliquée 38: 569—595. [abstract]

Reprinted in Boettke/Prychitko, Market Process Theories.

Keywords: coordination • evolutionary economics • selection.

Witt, U. 1996. A 'Darwinian revolution' in economics? Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 152: 707—715. [abstract]

Keywords: Darwinian revolution • evolutionary economics • naturalism.

Witt, U. 1996. Bounded rationality, social learning, and viable moral conduct in a Prisoners' Dilemma. In Perlman/Helmstädter, Behavioral Norms, Technological Progress and Economic Dynamics, 33—49. [abstract]

Keywords: bounded rationality • evolutionary economics • moral conduct • prisonersÎ dilemma • rationality • social learning.

Witt, U. 1996. Moral norms and rationality within populations: An evolutionary theory. In Pardo/Schneider, Current Issues in Public Choice, 237—256. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • game theory • Hayek • morality • prisonersÎ dilemma • rationality • social learning.

Witt, U. 1997. The Hayekian puzzle: Spontaneous order and the business cycle. Scottish Journal of Political Economy 44: 44—58. [abstract]

Reprinted in: Bouckaert/Godart van der Kroon, Hayek Revisited, 72÷86.

Keywords: dynamics of learning • evolutionary economics • expectations formation • general equilibrium theory • Hayek.

Witt, U. 1997. Self-organization and economics: What is new? Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 8: 489—507. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • invisible hand explanation • markets • self-organization.

Witt, U. 1997. 'Lock-in' vs. 'critical masses': Industrial change under network externalities. International Journal of Industrial Organization 15: 753—773. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • lock in • path dependence.

Witt, U. 1998. Do entrepreneurs need firms? A contribution to a missing chapter in Austrian Economics. Review of Austrian Economics 11: 99—109. [abstract]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • theory of the firm.

Witt, U. 1998. Imagination and leadership: The neglected dimension of an evolutionary theory of the firm. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 35: 161—177. [abstract]

Keywords: bounded rationality • evolutionary economics • theory of the firm.

Witt, U. 1999. Bioeconomics as economics from a Darwinian perspective. Journal of Bioeconomics 1: 19—34. [abstract]

Keywords: adaptation • analogy • bioeconomics • Darwinian world view • evolutionary economics • evolutionary progress • genetic endowment • growth of consumption • natural selection • optimization • preferences • situational logic • subjectivism.

Witt, U. 1999. Evolutionary economics and evolutionary biology. In Koslowsky, Sociobiology and Bioeconomics, 279—298.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 2000. Evolutionary economics: An interpretative survey. In Dopfer, Evolutionary Economics, #—#.

Keyword: evolutionary economics.

Witt, U. 2000. Learning to consume: A theory of wants and demand growth. Journal of Evolutionary Economics #: #—#.

Keywords: demand growth • evolutionary economics • theory of wants.

Witt, U. 2000. Path-dependence in institutional change. In Dopfer, The Evolutionary Principles of Economics, #—#. [abstract]

Keywords: coordination • evolutionary economics • game theory • institutional change • path dependence.

Ziman, J. 2000. Evolutionary models for technological change. In Ziman, Technological Innovation as an Evolutionary Process, 3—12.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • technological change.