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Introduction: The Institutions of the Market PART I: MARKET AGENTS: KNOWLEDGE AND LEARNING IN ORGANISATIONS The Emergence of the Idea of Institutions as Repositories of Knowledge Dynamic Capability as a Source of Change Rules, Routines, and Learning in Organizations Problemistic Search and (Inter-) Organizational Learning Change in Institutional Fields PART II: MARKET PROCESS: RULES, NORMS AND THE SOCIAL SYSTEM OF MARKET COMPETITION Myths of the Market On the Social Structure of Markets: A Review and Assessment in the Perspective of the New Institutional Economics Institutional Entrepreneurship and the Structuring of Organizations and Markets Organizational Ecology as a Theory of Competition Different Paths of Industry Evolution: Timing of Entry, Legitimation and Competition Spillovers Across Countries PART III: MARKET GOVERNANCE: REGULATION, COORDINATION AND PUBLIC POLICY What Makes an Economy Productive and Progressive? What are the Needed Institutions? Institutional Evolution and the Political Economy of Governance Explaining Economic Change: The Relations of Institutions, Politics, and Culture Polanyian, Regulationist, and Autopoieticist Reflections on States and Markets and their Implications for Knowledge and the Knowledge-Based Economy Pierre Bourdieu - Analyst of Change? The View from Regulation Theory
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