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Contents: Introduction: The New Paradigm of Evolutionary EconomicGeography 1. The Aims and Scope of Evolutionary Economic Geography RonBoschma and Ron Martin PART I: CONCEPTUAL CHALLENGES IN EVOLUTIONARYECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 2. Generalized Darwinism and Evolutionary EconomicGeography Jurgen Essletzbichler and David Rigby 3. The Place of PathDependence in an Evolutionary Perspective on the Economic Landscape RonMartin and Peter Sunley 4. Complexity Thinking and Evolutionary EconomicGeography Ron Martin and Peter Sunley 5. The Spatial Evolution of InnovationNetworks: A Proximity Perspective Ron Boschma and Koen Frenken PART II: FIRMDYNAMICS, INDUSTRIAL DYNAMICS AND SPATIAL CLUSTERING 6. Entrepreneurship,Evolution and Geography Erik Stam 7. Pecuniary Externalities and theLocalized Generation of Technological Knowledge Cristiano Antonelli 8. TheRelationship Between Multinational Firms and Innovative Clusters SimonaIammarino and Philip McCann 9. Emergence of Regional Clusters: The Role ofSpinoffs in the Early Growth Process Michael S. Dahl, Christian R. Astergaard and Bent Dalum 10. A Social-Evolutionary Perspective on RegionalClusters Udo Staber 11. Evolutionary Economic Geography: Regional Systems ofInnovation and High-tech Clusters Phil Cooke and Carla de Laurentis PARTIII: NETWORK EVOLUTION AND GEOGRAPHY 12. Clusters, Networks and EconomicDevelopment: An Evolutionary Economics' Perspective Elisa Giuliani 13.Reputation, Trust and Relational Centrality in Local Networks: AnEvolutionary Geography Perspective Stefano Denicolai, Antonella Zuchella andGabriele Cioccarelli 14. The Evolution of a Strategic Alliance Network:Exploring the Case of Stock Photography Johannes Gluckler 15. Complexity,Networks and Knowledge Flows Olav Sorenson, Jan Rivkin and Lee Fleming 16.The Geography of Knowledge Spillovers: The Role of Inventors' Mobility acrossFirms and in Space Stefano Breschi, Camilla Lenzi, Francesco Lissoni andAndrea Vezzulli 17. Growth, Development and Structural Change of InnovatorNetworks: The Case of Jena Uwe Cantner and Holger Graf PART IV:INSTITUTIONS, CO-EVOLUTION AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 18. An EvolutionaryApproach to Localized Learning and Spatial Clustering Anders Malmberg andPeter Maskell 19. Path Dependence and Path Plasticity: The Co-evolution ofInstitutions and Innovation - the German Customized Business SoftwareIndustry Simone Strambach 20. On the Notion of Co-evolution in EconomicGeography Eike W. Schamp 21. Locked in Decline? On the Role of RegionalLock-ins in Old Industrial Areas Robert Hassink PART V: STRUCTURAL CHANGE,AGGLOMERATION EXTERNALITIES AND REGIONAL BRANCHING 22. The Evolution ofSpatial Patterns over Long Time Horizons: The Relation with Technology andEconomic Development Jan Lambooy 23. The Information Economy and its SpatialEvolution in English Cities James Simmie 24. An Evolutionary Model of FirmsLocation with Technological Externalities Giulio Bottazzi and Pietro Dindo