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<P>作者： J. Stanley Metcalfe (Editor), John Foster (Editor)<BR>格式：英文PDF<BR>出版社：Edward Elgar Publishing (December 4, 2004)</P>
<P><BR>Contents<BR>List of contributors vii<BR>Introduction and overview ix</P>
<P><BR>PART I THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES<BR>1 Evolutionary foundations of economics 3<BR>Kurt Dopfer and Jason Potts<BR>2 On the methodology of assessing agent-based evolutionary<BR>models in the social sciences 24<BR>Paul Ormerod and Bridget Rosewell<BR>3 What do firms learn? Capabilities, distribution and the division<BR>of labour 38<BR>Paolo Ramazzotti<BR>4 Dynamic capabilities, tacit knowledge and absorption 62<BR>Peter Hall</P>
<P><BR>PART II MODELLING COMPLEXITY<BR>5 The complexity of structure, strategy and decision making 85<BR>Peter M. Allen<BR>6 Knowledges, specialization and economic evolution: modelling<BR>the evolving division of human time 108<BR>Esben Sloth Andersen</P>
<P><BR>PART III EMPIRICAL PERSPECTIVES<BR>7 Erring to be right: the paradox of error in the foundation of<BR>probability in economics 151<BR>Francisco Louçã<BR>8 Technological and economic mobility in large German<BR>manufacturing firms 172<BR>Uwe Cantner and Jens J. Krüger<BR>v<BR>9 A conceptual framework to model long-run qualitative change<BR>in the energy system 191<BR>Andreas Pyka, Bernd Ebersberger and Horst Hanusch<BR>Index 215<BR>vi Evolution and economic complexity<BR></P>