The handbook of evolutionary economic geography Page 1 EE The Handbook of Evolutionary
Economic Geography Edited by Ron Boschma and Ron Martin Page 2 THE HANDBOOK OF …

This article attempts to explore how key notions from Evolutionary Economics, such as
selection, path-dependency, chance and increasing returns, may be applied to two key topics in …

The paper explains the commonalities and differences between neoclassical, institutional and
evolutionary approaches that have been influential in economic geography during the last …

The traditional district literature tends to assume that: (1) the competitiveness of firms
depends on external sources of knowledge; (2) all firms in a district benefit from knowledge …

Social network analysis attracts increasing attention in economic geography. We claim social
network analysis is a promising tool for empirically investigating the structure and evolution …

We propose a framework that specifies the process of economic development as an evolutionary
branching process of product innovations. Each product innovation provides a growth …

This article analyzes the regional distribution and economic effect of the “creative class” on
the basis of a unique data set that covers more than 500 regions in 7 European countries. …

This article aims to describe and explain the spatial evolution of the automobile sector in Great
Britain from an evolutionary perspective. This analysis is based on a unique database of …

Our principal objective is to formulate some possible links between evolutionary economics
and regional policy, a topic that has not (yet) been covered by the literature. To begin with, …

The industrial rise of the Third Italy has been characterized by the growth of dynamic networks
of flexible small and medium–sized enterprises (SMEs) that are spatially concentrated in …