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Ulrich Witt

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Ulrich Witt
économiste
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Tendance théorie autrichienne de la firme
Origine Allemagne Allemagne
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Ulrich Witt est un économiste sépcialiste de la théorie économique évolutionniste avec sa problématique du sentier de dépendance. Il a également pris part au renouveau de la théorie autrichienne de la firme dès 1985.


Bibliographie

  • 1985,
    • a. Coordination of Individual Economic Activities as an Evolving Process of Self-Organization, Economie Appliquée, tome XXXVII, nos 3/4, pp569-595
      • Repris en 2003, In: Ulrich Witt, dir., The Evolving Economy – Essays on the Evolutionary Approach to Economics, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp62-88
    • b. Economic behavior and biological evolution: Some remarks on the sociobiology debate. Zeitschrift für die gesamte Staatswissenschaft 141: 365—389
  • 1986,
    • a. Evolution and Stability of Cooperation Without Enforceable Contracts, Kyklos, Vol. 38, pp245-265
    • b. Firm's market behavior under imperfect information and economic natural selection. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 7: 265—290
    • c. How can complex economic behavior be investigated? The example of the ignorant monopolist revisited. Behavioral Science 31: 173—188
  • 1987,
    • a. Individualistische Grundlagen der evolutorischen Ökonomik, Tübingen (Mohr)
    • b. How Transaction Rights Are Shaped to Channel Innovativeness, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 143.
  • 1988, Eine individualistische Theorie der Entwicklung ökonomischer Institutionen [Une théorie individualiste de l'évolution des institutions économiques], Jahrbuch für Neue Politische Ökonomie, 9, Mohr-Siebeck, Tübingen


  • 1991,
    • a. Reflections on the present state of evolutionary economic theory. In: Geoffrey Hodgson et Ernesto Screpanti, Dir., Rethinking economics: Markets, technology and economic evolution, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, UK, pp183—102
    • b. Economics, sociobiology, and behavioral psychology on preferences. Journal of Economic Psychology 12: 557—573
  • 1992,
    • a. Dir., Explaining Process and Change: Approaches to Evolutionary Economics, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
    • b. Turning Austrian Economics into an Evolutionary Theory, In: Bruce Caldwell et Stephan Boehm, Dir., Austrian economics, ch 8, pp215—236
      • Repris en 1995, "Schumpeter vs. Hayek: Two approaches to Evolutionary Economics, In: Gerrit Meijer, New Perspectives on Austrian Economics, pp81—101
    • c. Evolutionary concepts in economics, Eastern Economic Journal, Vol 18, n°4, Fall, pp405—419
      • Repris en 2003, In: Ulrich Witt, dir., The Evolving Economy – Essays on the Evolutionary Approach to Economics, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp3-36
    • d. Evolution as the theme of a new heterodoxy in economics. In Ulrich Witt, Explaining Process and Change: Approaches to Evolutionary Economics, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, pp3—20
    • e. Individualistic Foundations of Evolutionary Economics, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
    • f. "The Endogenous Public Choice Theorist", Public Choice, Vol 73, pp117–129
  • 1993,
    • a. dir., Evolutionary Economics, Edward Elgar, Aldershot
    • b. Emergence and Dissemination of Innovations: Some Principles of Evolutionary Economics, In: Richard H. Day et Ping Chen, Dir., Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolutionary Economics, Oxford (Oxford University Press), Ch 7, pp91-100
    • c. dir., Evolution in Markets and Institutions. Würzburg: Physica
    • d. Path-Dependence in Institutional Change, In: Paul David et C. Antonelli, Path-Dependence and Its Implications for Economic Policy, New York, Basil Blackwell
  • 1995,
    • a. The Theory of Societal Evolution: Hayek’s Unfinished Legacy, In: Jack Birner et Rudy van Zijp, Dir., Hayek, Coordination and Evolution. His Legacy in Philosophy, Politics, Economics and the History of Ideas, London, Routledge, pp. 178-189
    • b. Coordination of individual economic activities as an evolving process of self-organization. Economie Appliquée 38: 569—595
    • c. "Schumpeter vs. Hayek: Two Approaches to Evolutionary Economics", In: Gerrit Meijer, dir., New Perspectives on Austrian Economics. London New York: Routledge
  • 1996,
    • a. A 'Darwinian Revolution' in Economics? Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, Vol 152, n°2, pp707-715
    • b. Bounded rationality, social learning, and viable moral conduct in a Prisoners' Dilemma. In Perlman/Helmstädter, Behavioral Norms, Technological Progress and Economic Dynamics, 33—49
    • c. Moral norms and rationality within populations: An evolutionary theory. In Pardo/Schneider, Current Issues in Public Choice, 237—256
    • d. Innovations, Externalities and the Problem of Economic Progress, Public Choice 89, pp. 113-130
    • e. The Political Economy of Mass Media Societies, Papers on Economics and Evolution #9601, Max Planck Institute Jena
  • 1997,
    • a. The Hayekian puzzle: spontaneous order and the business cycle, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 44, 44-58
    • b. Imagination and leadership – The neglected dimension of an evolutionary theory of the firm, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 35, n°2, pp161-177
    • c. “Lock-in” vs. “critical masses”, Industrial change under network externalities, International Journal of Industrial Organisation, vol 15, pp753-773
    • d. Self-organization and economics: What is new? Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 8: 489—507
  • 1998,
    • a. Cognition, Entrepreneurial Conceptions, and the Nature of the Firm Reconsidered, International Society for New Institutional Economics Conference, Paris, September
    • b. Do entrepreneurs need firms? A contribution to a missing chapter in Austrian Economics. Review of Austrian Economics 11: 99—109
    • c. Imagination and leadership: The neglected dimension of an evolutionary theory of the firm, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 35: 161—177
    • d. Between Entrepreneurial Leadership and Managerial Governance – the Contingent Ontogeny of the Firm Organization. Paper prepared for the DRUID Summer Conference on Competencies, Governance and Entrepreneurship, Bornholm, June 9–11
  • 1999,
    • a. Do Entrepreneurs Need Firms? A Contribution to a Missing Chapter in Austrian Economics, Review of Austrian Economics, 11: 99-109
    • b. Bioeconomics as economics from a Darwinian perspective. Journal of Bioeconomics 1: 19—34
    • c. Evolutionary economics and evolutionary biology, In: Koslowsky, Sociobiology and Bioeconomics, 279—298.
  • 2004, On the Proper Interpretation of “Evolution", In Economics and its Implications for Production Theory. Journal of Economic Methodology, 11:125-146
  • 2007,
    • a. Firms as Realizations of Entrepreneurial Visions, Journal of Management Studies, Vol. 44, n°7, November, pp1125-1140
    • b. avec Christian Cordes, "Selection, Learning, and Schumpeterian Dynamics: A Conceptual Debate", In: H. Hanusch et A. Pyka, dir., The Elgar Companion to Neo-Schumpeterian Economics, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp316-328
    • c. avec Christian Zellner, Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship: The Organizational Side of Technology Commercialization, In: F. Malerba et S. Brusoni, dir., Perspectives on Innovation, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp352-371
    • d. avec T. Broekel et T. Brenner, “Knowledge and its Economic Characteristics – A Conceptual Clarification”, Jena: Jena Economic Research Papers, # 2007- 013.
  • 2008,
    • a. Observational learning, group selection, and societal evolution, Journal of Institutional Economics, 4: 1, pp1–24
    • b. avec Christian Schubert, Constitutional interests in the face of innovations: how much do we need to know about risk preferences?. Constitutional Political Economy, 19, pp203-225
    • c. What is specific about evolutionary economics?, Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 18:5, pp547-575
    • d. avec Thomas Brenner, "Output Dynamics, Flow Equilibria and Structural Change – A Prolegomenon to Evolutionary Macroeconomics", Journal of Evolutionary Economics, Vol 18 (2), pp249-260
    • e. "Heuristic Twists and Ontological Creeds – A Road Map for Evolutionary Economics", In: H. Hanappi et W. Elsner, dir., Advances in Evolutionary Institutional Economics: Evolutionary Mechanisms, Non-Knowledge and Strategy, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp9-34
    • f. Evolutionary Economics, In: Steven N. Durlauf et Lawrence E. Blume, dir., The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics. Second Edition, Palgrave Macmillan
    • g. Evolutionary Economics and Psychology, In: A. Lewis, dir., The Cambridge Handbook of Psychology and Economic Behaviour, Ch 20, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp493-511

Littérature secondaire

  • 1995, Willem Keizer, "Comment on Ulrich Witt's 'Schumpeter vs. Hayek'", In: Gerrit Meijer, dir., New Perspectives on Austrian Economics London: Routledge
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