Edited by Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK and Björn Johnson, Associate Professor of Economics, Aalborg University, Denmark

'This volume gives us an excellent overview of key elements in evolutionary and institutional theory. Many contributions are also inspiring examples of applications of key-tools within these theoretical traditions. . . . a nice collection of further convincing arguments pointing in the same direction.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Prospects for Evolutionary and Institutional Theory Part II: Innovation and Technological Development Part III: The Theory of the Firm and Relations between Firms Part IV: Markets, Economic Systems and the Role of Moral Norms Index

Edited by Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK and Björn Johnson, Associate Professor of Economics, Aalborg University, Denmark

'This volume gives us an excellent overview of key elements in evolutionary and institutional theory. Many contributions are also inspiring examples of applications of key-tools within these theoretical traditions. . . . a nice collection of further convincing arguments pointing in the same direction.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Prospects for Evolutionary and Institutional Theory Part II: Innovation and Technological Development Part III: The Theory of the Firm and Relations between Firms Part IV: Markets, Economic Systems and the Role of Moral Norms Index

Edited by Klaus Nielsen, Professor of Institutional Economics, Birkbeck University of London, UK and Björn Johnson, Associate Professor of Economics, Aalborg University, Denmark

'This volume gives us an excellent overview of key elements in evolutionary and institutional theory. Many contributions are also inspiring examples of applications of key-tools within these theoretical traditions. . . . a nice collection of further convincing arguments pointing in the same direction.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Prospects for Evolutionary and Institutional Theory Part II: Innovation and Technological Development Part III: The Theory of the Firm and Relations between Firms Part IV: Markets, Economic Systems and the Role of Moral Norms Index