The Two Sides of Innovation

1. Editorial: The Two Sides of Innovation
Guido Buenstorf, Uwe Cantner, Horst Hanusch, Michael Hutter, Hans-Walter Lorenz, Fritz Rahmeyer

Part I. Innovation: Conditions to Successfully Create Novelty for Economic Development

2. Agents of Change
Caroline Gerschlager

3. Network Evolution in Basic Science
Thomas Grebel

4. Inventor Networks in Emerging Key Technologies: Information Technology vs. Semiconductors
Holger Graf

5. Not Invented Here: Technology Licensing, Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Based on Public Research
Guido Buenstorf, Matthias Geissler

6. Innovation in the Age of the Fuggers
Rolf Walter, Maximilian Kalus

Part II. Innovation: Induced Structural Change, Coping and Normative Assessment

7. Agent-Based Modelling of Novelty Creating Behavior and Sectoral Growth Effects—Linking the Creative and the Destructive Side of Innovation
Frank Beckenbach, Maria Daskalakis, David Hofmann

8. Creative Production in the Creative Industries
Michael Hutter

9. Labor Market Integration Policies and The Convergence of Regions: The Role of Skills and Technology Diffusion
Herbert Dawid, Simon Gemkow, Philipp Harting, Michael Neugart

10. Creative Destruction and Fiscal Institutions: A Long-Run Case Study of Three Regions
Lars P. Feld, Jan Schnellenbach, Thushyanthan Baskaran

11. Is Novelty Always a Good Thing? Towards an Evolutionary Welfare Economics
Christian Schubert

Part III. Innovation and the Evolution of Capitalism

12. Dynamic Circular Flow Models with Innovations
Adolf Wagner

13. Money, Credit, Capital and the State
Hardy Hanappi

14. Asymmetric Markets and the Evolution of the Division of Labor
Carl Christian Weizsäcker

15. Recent Developments in Evolutionary Biology and Their Relevance for Evolutionary Economics
Karin Knottenbauer

Nyckelord: Economics/Management Science, Economic Growth, R & D/Technology Policy, Innovation/Technology Management, Industrial Organization, Regional/Spatial Science, Complexity