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Implications of evolutionary economics - theory, method and policy; whateconomists can learn from evolutionary theorists - and vice versa;discontinuous changes in institutional systems; some legacy of J.R. Commons'conception of economics as science of behaviour; discovery versus creation -implications of the Austrian view of the market process; uncertainty,intelligence and imagination - George Shackle's guide to human progress; thediffusion of organizational innovations - towards an evolutionary approach;the variety and the dynamics of capitalism; understanding varieties in thestructure and performance of national innovation systems - the concept ofeconomic style; capabilities, tacit knowledge and systemic change - Hungarycompared with other emerging market economies; an evolutionary analysis oftechnology policy.