... in the 1950s and 1960s did not develop or support the linear model, to examine the theoretical and empirical foundations of their representation of the links between science and technology, and to study its consequences for patent policies. To do so, we mainly focus on Richard Nelson’s seminal and recent...

.... The leaders of this new wave include Kenneth Boulding, Richard Nelson, and Sidney Winter. Evolutionary economics has had a major impact on, among others, studies of firms, industries, and technical change. Economics has seen fads and fashions before, coming from within both ortho- doxy and heterodoxy...

...Jack J. Vromen By Geoffrey M. Hodgson. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar, 1999. 345 pp.$95.00. 2001 Nelson, Richard R., and Sidney G. Winter. 1982 . An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change . Cambridge,Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 190 Book Reviews...

... phenotypes seem to govern memes,many social evolutionary theorists regard themselves as Lamarck- ian—Friedrich Hayek,Herbert Simon,Richard Nelson,and Sidney Winter among them. Geoffrey Hodgson’s chapter usefully rehearses some of these issues in the bio- logical context,and briefly offers...

.... Thaler. 2000 . Behavioral Economics . NBER Working Paper 7948. Nelson, Richard R., and Sidney G. Winter. 1982 . An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change . Cambridge:Harvard University Press. Quiñones, Rene, Linda J. Hayes, and Steven C. Hayes. 2000 . On the Benefits of Collaboration: Consumer...

... . General Equilibrium Theory in the Twenty-First Century. Economic Journal 101 : 69 -74. Nelson , Richard R. , and Sidney G. Winter 1982 . An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change . Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap. Niman , Neil. 1991 . The Entrepreneurial Function in the Theory of the Firm...

... with the strand that was based on population ecological theory associated with contemporary writers such as Richard Nelson (one of Hodgson’s dedicatees, along with Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen and the late G. L. S. Shackle). Nelson and his colleague Sidney Winter, in their influential 1982 book...

... invention innovation eugenics I am very grateful to two anonymous reviewers and the editor, Kevin Hoover, for their many comments and suggestions on earlier versions. I am also indebted to Alejandro Agafonow, Amanar Akhabbar, Guillaume Detchenique, Cyril Fouillet, Robert Lysiak, Richard Nelson...

...: Oxford University Press. Nelson, Richard R. 1956 . A Theory of the Low Level Equilibrium Trap. American Economic Review 46.5 : 894 –908. North, Douglass C. 2005 . Understanding the Process of Economic Change . Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. North, Douglass C., John J. Wallis...

... . The Founding and Early History of the American Economic Association. American Economic Review, Supplement 26 (March): 141 -50. Ely , Richard T. [1938] 1977 . Ground Under Our Feet: An Autobiography. New York: Macmillan. Ferber , Marianne A. , and Julie A. Nelson. 1993 . Beyond Economic...

..., and William C. Brainard. 1977 . Asset Markets and the Cost of Capital. In Economic Progress: Private Values and Public Policy (Essays in Honor of William Fellner) ,edited by Richard Nelson and Bela Balassa. Amsterdam:North-Holland. Tobin, James, and Willem Buiter. 1976 . Long-Run Effects of Fiscal...

... .” Journal of Political Economy 65 ( 2 ): 135 – 50 . Ferber Marianne A. Nelson Julie A. , eds. 1993 . Beyond Economic Man: Feminist Theory and Economics . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Fontaine Philippe . 2002 . “ Blood, Politics, and Social Science: Richard Titmuss...

... in that he quite explicitly sets Economics in the place of God. Approximately half of Nelson’s book is devoted to an examination of the ideas of these earlier writers. Most of the remainder is given over to American econo- mists, including some contemporaries. Special attention is paid to Richard...

... in this respect, but let two suffice. Nelson classifies St. Thomas Aquinas as Roman, but at the ‘same time he identifies one of the leading characteristics of the Protestant tradition as being the understanding of the right to private property as a coercive social instrument designed to control sinful...

... . 1988 . The Body, Economic Discourse, and Power: An Economist's Introduction to Foucalt. HOPE 20 . 4 (Winter): 583 -613. Amariglio , Jack , Stephen Resnick, and Richard Wolff. 1990 . Division and Difference in the “Discipline” of Economics. Critical Inquiry 17 . 1 . Anzaldua...

...Carlo Cristiano Abstract In a note appearing in the August 2024 issue of History of Political Economy ( HOPE ), Edward Nelson argues that a passage commenting on James Forder's Macroeconomics and the Phillips Curve Myth (2014) in a 2023 HOPE article by Carlo Cristiano titled “The Early Reception...

..., the effects of inflation expectations on nominal interest rates, and the narrative approach to monetary history. The objective of Ed Nelson's two-volume book, Milton Friedman and Economic Debate in the United States, 1932–1972 (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2020), is to provide an account...

... considerably from discussion there. Participation in the working conference Beyond Economic Man: Feminism and Economic Theory in Spring 1991 greatly influenced my revisions. Particular thanks to Marianne Ferber, Linda Hudgins, Julie Nelson, Diana Strassmann, and Roy Weintraub for their efforts encouraging...

... and Its Relevance to His Eco- nomics. Economics and Philosophy 9:25-5 1. Cyert, Richard, and James March. [ 19631 1992. A Behavioral Theory of the Firm. 2d ed. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. Goodman, Nelson. 1946. A Query on Confirmation. Journal of Philosophy 43:383- 85. . [ 19541 1983...

... . “ The Concept of the Military-Industrial Complex: Radical Critique or Liberal Bogey? ” Social Problems 21 , no. 4 : 498 – 512 . Nelson Richard R. 1963 . “ The Impact of Arms Reduction on Research and Development .” American Economic Review 53 , no. 2 : 435 – 46 . Patel...