Humans possess great capacity for behavioral and cultural change, but our ability to
manage change is still limited. This article has two major objectives: first, to sketch a basic …

David Sloan Wilson, one of the world's leading evolutionists, addresses a question that has
puzzled philosophers, psychologists, and evolutionary biologists for centuries: Does altruism …

This paper argues that evolutionary thinking and modeling can contribute to the emerging
research on sustainability transitions and their management. Evolutionary theory provides a …

While organizational and business researchers have fruitfully applied evolutionary theory at
various levels of analysis, few utilize organizational memetics to capture the complexity of …

This conceptual article discusses and, from some aspects, also problematizes the state-of-
the-art regarding co-evolutionary research in Management and Organization Studies (MOS) …

How do social organizations evolve? How do they adapt to environmental pressures? What
resources and capabilities determine their survival within dynamic competition? Charles …

At the present time, an effective methodological toolkit has not been developed to manage
economic processes in modern conditions in order to ensure the sustainable economic …

These reflections are prompted by the papers by Ménard (2014) and Ménard and Shirley
(2014). Their essays centre on the path-breaking contributions to the 'new institutional …

There is a schism within economics between the neoclassical and behavioral schools. A
primary cause of the behavioral ascent is the experimental evidence of deviations between …

This special issue of the Journal of Institutional Economics on the future of institutional and
evolutionary economics consists of this introduction, four full essays, and two sizeable …