The Schumpeterian Theory of Economic Development a Century Later

The last issue of the European Journal of Economic and Social Systems (edited by Stefano Lucarelli, member of EGM Faculty at University of Bergamo and Bernard Paulré, CNRS Université Paris 1, La Sorbonne) is aimed at stressing the persisting and contemporary nature of Joseph Alois Schumpeter’s thought, thus contributing to display the fecundity of this author, who must not be demoted to a subject matter for historians of economic thought, as interesting as it may be to study him from this perspective.

THE SCHUMPETERIAN THEORY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT A CENTURY LATER
Guest Editors: STEFANO LUCARELLI , BERNARD PAULRÉ

• Contents [FREE]
– pp. 5-6
• INTRODUCTION [FREE]
Stefano LUCARELLI, Bernard PAULRÉ – pp. 7-10
• Entrepreneurship: State of Grace or Human Action?
Carmelo FERLITO – pp. 11-36
• Introduction to Chris Freeman’s “Schumpeter’s ‘Business Cycles’ Revisited”
Alan FREEMAN – pp. 37-46
• Schumpeter’s “Business Cycles” Revisited
Christopher FREEMAN – pp. 47-67
• From Long Waves to Great Surges
Carlota PEREZ – pp. 70-80
• Selection and Evolutionary Patterns of New Firms
Andrea FUMAGALLI – pp. 81-106
The introductive essay by Lucarelli and Paulré is freely downoloadable at the following link:
http://ejess.revuesonline.com/resnum.jsp…

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