… It is due, I believe, to new tools becoming available to economics: methods to think about
decision making under fundamental uncertainty and to deal with nonlinear dynamics and …

… on a literature review of new institutional economics (NIE). New institutional economics is
a rapidly growing interdisciplinary economic perspective which seeks to explain the role of …

… The goal of this paper is to develop a novel future-oriented perspective on the link between
organizational learning and innovation. In a first step, we will show that organizational …

… economics would become the ‘dominant paradigm’ during the twentieth century (Melvin W.
Reder, 1999: 43), [old] institutional economics … , old institutional economics ‘ran itself into the …

… First, we describe why extreme fire events constitute a wicked problem (Section 2). Second,
we discuss the cost-benefit gaps and externalities of wildfire risks (Section 3). We then …

… the economy can be located within an institutional economic … that modern economics and
early economic liberalism are … us with a first insight and intuition into economic theology but …

… Industrial applications and case studies are used to illustrate the presented concepts and
paradigms. Challenges and future research directions to achieve the ACMS paradigm and …

… on the science-religion integration paradigm in state Islamic … into the science-religion
integration paradigm, to know the … of integration-interconnection paradigm in Muslim societies …

… The perceived strength of a circular argument varies predictably with the number of possible
interpretations (Hahn & Oaksford 2007, experiments 1 and 2), which explains our intuitions …

… PM from the first era to the present era, which is characterised by the Fourth Industrial
Revolution. During the first era, PM was at an empirical stage and was a function of the intuition or …