Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2017, Número 3

  • Capabilities, resources learning and innovation: a blueprint for a post-classical economics and public policy.

    Christos N. Pitelis, Jochen Runde

    págs. 679-692

    

  • Towards a capability theory of (innovating) firm implications for management and policy.

    David J. Teece

    págs. 693-720

    

  • Pursuing the evolutionary agenda in economics and management research.

    Sidney G. Winter

    págs. 721-748

    

  • The organisational factor and the growth of firms.

    Fabrizio Traù

    págs. 749-774

    

  • A model of cognitive and operational memory of organizations in changing worlds.

    Giovanni Dosi, Luigi Marengo, Evita Parasquevopolou, Marco Valente

    págs. 775-806

    

  • The role of country alliances in reducing the transaction costs of internationalisation: evidence from Indian multinational enterprises.

    Peter J. Buckley, Surender Munjal, Peter Endervick, Nicolas Forsans

    págs. 807-828

    

  • Competitiveness and industrial policy: from rationalities of failure towards the ability to evolve.

    Michael Peneder

    págs. 829-858

    

  • The American parados: ideology of free markets and the hidden practice of directional thrust.

    Robert Wade

    págs. 859-880

    

  • Structural cycles and industrial policy alignment: the private-public nexus in the Emilian Packaging Valley.

    Antonio Andreoni, Federico Fratini, Giorgio Prodi

    págs. 881-904

    

  • Capabilities, economic development, sustainability.

    Jan Fagerberg, Martin Srbolec

    págs. 905-926

    

  • Public policy and catching up by developing countries in global industries: a simulation model.

    Fabio Landini, Franco Malerba

    págs. 927-960

    

  • Evolutionary finance and central banking.

    Giorgos Argitis

    págs. 961-976