Stan Metcalfe is Stanley Jevons Professor of Political Economy and Cobden Lecturer at the University of ManchesterAlan Warde is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester and Co-Director of CRIC

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• 1. On the complexities and limits of market organisation - R. R. Nelson2. Markets, embeddedness and trust: Problems of polysemy and idealism - A. Sayer3. Cognition and markets - B. J. Loasby4. Competition as economic instituted process - M. Harvey5. Markets, materiality and the ‘new economy’ - D. Slater6. Between markets, firms and networks: Constituting the cultural economy - F. Tonkiss7. Regulatory issues and industrial policy in football - J. Michie and C. Oughton8. The evolution of the UK software market: Scale of demand and role of competencies - S. Athreye9. Open systems and regional innovation: The resurgence of Route 128 in Massachusetts - M. H. BestConclusion

Stan Metcalfe is Stanley Jevons Professor of Political Economy and Cobden Lecturer at the University of ManchesterAlan Warde is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester and Co-Director of CRIC

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• 1. On the complexities and limits of market organisation - R. R. Nelson2. Markets, embeddedness and trust: Problems of polysemy and idealism - A. Sayer3. Cognition and markets - B. J. Loasby4. Competition as economic instituted process - M. Harvey5. Markets, materiality and the ‘new economy’ - D. Slater6. Between markets, firms and networks: Constituting the cultural economy - F. Tonkiss7. Regulatory issues and industrial policy in football - J. Michie and C. Oughton8. The evolution of the UK software market: Scale of demand and role of competencies - S. Athreye9. Open systems and regional innovation: The resurgence of Route 128 in Massachusetts - M. H. BestConclusion

Stan Metcalfe is Stanley Jevons Professor of Political Economy and Cobden Lecturer at the University of ManchesterAlan Warde is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester and Co-Director of CRIC

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• 1. On the complexities and limits of market organisation - R. R. Nelson2. Markets, embeddedness and trust: Problems of polysemy and idealism - A. Sayer3. Cognition and markets - B. J. Loasby4. Competition as economic instituted process - M. Harvey5. Markets, materiality and the ‘new economy’ - D. Slater6. Between markets, firms and networks: Constituting the cultural economy - F. Tonkiss7. Regulatory issues and industrial policy in football - J. Michie and C. Oughton8. The evolution of the UK software market: Scale of demand and role of competencies - S. Athreye9. Open systems and regional innovation: The resurgence of Route 128 in Massachusetts - M. H. BestConclusion