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Richard R. Nelson
économiste
Dates
Tendance	approche évolutionniste
Origine	États-Unis
Articles internes	Liste de tous les articles
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Richard R. Nelson est un économiste qui analyse l'entreprise (firme) en adoptant une approche évolutionniste. Il a créé, avec Sidney G. Winter, une théorie des routines.

Bibliographie

• 1956, A theory of the low-level equilibrium trap in underdeveloped economies, American Economic Review, Vol 46, pp894-908
• 1957, Increased Rents from Increased Costs: A Paradox of Value Theory, The Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 65, No. 5 (Oct.), pp387-393
• 1959,
  • a. The simple economics of basic scientific research, Journal of Political Economy, vol. 67, pp297-306
  • b. The economics of invention: A survey of the literature, Journal of Business 32: 101-127
• 1961, Uncertainty, learning, and the economics of parallel research and development efforts, Review of Economics and Statistics, vol 43
• 1962, The link between science and invention: The case of the transistor, In: The Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity, Richard R. Nelson, Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, pp549-583
• 1966, avec Edmund S. Phelps, Investment in Humans, Technological Diffusion, and Economic Growth, American Economic Review, Vol. 56, n°1/2, pp69-75
• 1967, avec M. J. Peck, et al., Technology, Economic Growth and Public Policy, Washington, D.C., Brookings Institution
• 1968, A diffusion model of international productivity differences in manufacturing industry, American Economic Review, 58, pp1219-1248
• 1973, avec Sidney G. Winter, Toward an evolutionary theory and economic capabilities, American Economic Review, Mai, Vol 63, n°2, pp440-449
• 1974,
  • a. avec Sidney G. Winter, Neoclassical vs. evolutionary theories of economic growth, Economic Journal, December, Vol 84, n°336, pp886-905
  • b. avec Sidney G. Winter, In Search of a Useful Theory of Innovation, Research Policy, December, pp36-76

• 1976, avec Sidney G. Winter et H. L. Schuette, Technical change in an evolutionary model, Quarterly Journal of Economics 90: 90-118
• 1977,
  • a. The Moon and the Ghetto. New York: Norton
  • b. avec Sidney G. Winter, In Search of Useful Theory of Innovation, Research Policy 5: 36-76
    • Repris In: Innovation : Economic Change and technology policies, proceedings of a Seminar on Technological Innovation, K.A. Stoetman (Ed), Birkhauser
• 1978, avec Sidney G. Winter, Forces generating and limiting concentration under Schumpeterian competition, The Bell Journal of Economics, 9, Autumn, pp524-548
• 1980, avec Sidney G. Winter, Firm and Industry Response to Changed Market Conditions: An Evolutionary Approach, Economic Inquiry, 18:2, April, pp179-202
• 1981, "Assessing Private Enterprise: An Exegesis of Tangled Doctrine," Bell Journal 12: 93-111 (Spring)
• 1982,
  • a. avec Sidney G. Winter, An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press
  • b. avec Sidney G. Winter, The Schumpeterian trade-off revisited, American Economic Review, 72, March, pp114-132

• 1986, The tensions between process stories and equilibrium models: Analyzing the productivity-growth slowdown of the 1970s, In: Richard Langlois, dir., Economics as a Process: Essays in the new institutional economics, Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, pp135-151

• 1987,
  • a. Understanding Technical Change as an Evolutionary Process, North Holland
  • b. avec R. C. Levin, Alvin Klevorick et Sidney G. Winter, Appropriating the Returns from Industrial Research and Development, Brookings Papers on Economic Activity (Microeconomics), pp. 783-820
• 1988, avec G. Dosi, C. Freeman, G. Silverberg et L. Soite, Dir., Technical Change and Economic Theory. London: Printer Publishers
• 1989, Capitalism as an engine of progress, In: B. Carlsson, dir., Industrial Dynamics, Kluwer Academic: Boston/Dordrecht
• 1991, Why Do Firms Differ, and How Does It Matter?, Strategic Management Journal 12: 61-74
• 1992, avec Gavin Wright, The Rise and Fall of American Technological Leadership: The Postwar Era in Historical Perspective, Journal of Economic Literature, Vol 30, n°4, December, pp1931-1964
• 1993,
  • a. Dir., National Systems of Innovation: A Comparative Study, Oxford: Oxford University Press
  • b. Technical Change as Cultural Evolution, In: Ross Thomson, Dir., Learning and Technological Change, London, pp9-23

• 1994,
  • a. The Co-evolution of Technology, Industrial Structure, and Supporting Institutions, Industrial and Corporate Change, vol. 3 (1), p. 47-63
  • b. avec G. Dosi, "An introduction to Evolutionary Theories in Economics", Journal of Evolutionary Economics, vol. 4, n° 3, p. 207-226
  • c. Why Do Firms Differ; and How Does It Matter?, In: Richard P. Rumelt, Dan E. Schendel et David J. Teece, Dir. Fundamental Issues in Strategy, Boston, Harvard Business School Press
  • d. Economic Growth via the Coevolution of Technology and Institutions, In: Leydesdorff et P. Van den Besselaar, dir., Evolutionary Economics and Chaos Theory: New Directions in Technology Studies, New York: St. Martin's Press, pp21-32
  • e. The Role of Firm Difference in an Evolutionary Theory of Technical Advance, In: L. Magnussen, dir., Evolutionary and Neo-Schumpeterian Approaches to Economics, Kluwer, Boston, pp231-242

• 1995, Recent Evolutionary Theorizing About Economic Change, Journal of Economic Literature, vol 33, March, pp87-112
• 1997, How New is New Growth Theory? Challenge, Vol.40, n°5, September/October, pp29-58
• 1998, The Agenda for Growth Theory: a Different Point of View, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 22: pp497-520
• 2001, The coevolution of technology and institutions as the driver of economic growth, In: J. Foster and S. Metcalfe, Dir., Frontiers in Evolutionary Economics. Cheltenham and Northampton: Edward Elgar: 19-30
• 2002, avec Sidney G. Winter, Evolutionary Theorizing in Economics, Journal of Economic Perspectives 16(2), 23–46
• 2005, avec M. Becker, N. Lazaric et Sidney G. Winter, Applying organizational routines in understanding organizational change, Industrial and Corporate Change 14:775-791

Littérature secondaire

• 1983, William J. Baumol, commentaire du livre de Richard R. Nelson et de Sidney G. Winter, An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change, Journal of Economic Literature, 21, (2), June, pp580-581
• 1984, Kenneth E. Boulding, commentaire du livre de Richard R. Nelson et de Sidney G. Winter, An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol 66, N°4, November, pp535-536
• 1987, H. van de Belt et A. Rip, The Nelson-Winter-Dosi Model and Synthetic Dye Chemistry. In: W. E. Bijker, T. P. Hughes et T. J. Pinch, Dir., The Social Construction of Technological Systems. New Directions in the Sociology and History of Technology, Cambridge, MA.: MIT Press, pp187-199
• 2002, Dosi L., Malerba F. Dir., Special issue: interpreting industrial dynamics 20 years after Nelson and Winter’s Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change, Industrial and Corporate Change, 11(4), 3-202
• 2003,
  • Richard Arena et Nathalie Lazaric, La théorie évolutionniste du changement économique de Nelson et Winter : Une analyse économique réprospective, Revue Économique, 54, (2), Mars, pp329-354
  • Christian Bessy, Cognition distribuée et théorie de la firme : enrichir l'analyse de l'apprentissage et de la mémoire organisationnels de Nelson et Winter, Economie Appliquée, n°4
  • P. Cohendet et P. Llerena, Routines and incentives: the role of communities in the firm, Industrial and Corporate Change 12: pp271-297
  • Paul Nightingale, If Nelson and Winter were only half right about tacit knowledge, which half? A Searlean critique of ‘codification’. Industrial and Corporate Change, vol 12, n°2, pp149-183
• 2004, M. Becker, Organizational routines: a review of the literature, Industrial and Corporate Change 13: 643-677
  

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