Schumpeter for our Century, Edited By Horst Hanusch, Heinz D. Kurz, and Christian Seidl
ISBN: 9783892650737
CONTENTS
Schumpeter for our Century: Preface
Horst Hanusch, Heinz D. Kurz and Christian Seidl
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Thoughts on Socialism Seventy Years after Schumpeter
John E. Roemer
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Neo-Schumpeterian Flexicurity Capitalism: Heterogeneous Skills and the Formation of Elites
Peter Flaschel, Alfred Greiner and Sigrid Luchtenberg
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Schumpeter on Queen Elizabeth’s Stockings and the Co-evolutionary Nature of Innovation
Kanak Patel and Kiril Zavodov
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Fighting the Crisis: Public Sector Governance in a Comprehensive Neo-Schumpeterian System
Horst Hanusch
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Beyond the Third Pillar: Neo-Schumpeterian Economics and Stakeholder Theory
John Donohue
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Governing Finance and Knowledge: An Evolutionary Perspective
Leonardo Burlamaqui
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Evolutionary Economics and the Disappearing NAIRU and Phillips Curve
Richard G. Lipsey
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Overcoming the Next Crisis: Some Preliminary Thoughts
Christian Seidl
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