Нельсон, Ричард (экономист)

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Ричард Нельсон
англ. Richard R. Nelson
Дата рождения 4 мая 1930(1930-05-04)[1] (94 года)
Место рождения
Страна
Род деятельности экономист, преподаватель университета
Научная сфера экономика и Эволюционная экономика[2]
Место работы
Альма-матер
Научный руководитель Феллнер, Уильям Джон, Джеймс Тобин[3] и Генри Братон[вд][3]
Награды и премии

Ри́чард Не́льсон (англ. Richard R. Nelson, род. 4 мая 1930[1], Нью-Йорк, Нью-Йорк) — американский экономист, Джордж Блюменталь профессор международных и общественных отношений, бизнеса и права Колумбийского университета.

Биография

Ричард получил степень бакалавра (B.A.) Оберлинского колледжа в 1952 году, докторской степени (PhD) был удостоен в Йельском университете в 1956 году[4].

Свою преподавательскую деятельность начал в должности ассистента профессора[англ.] в Оберлинском колледже в 1957 году. Работал экономистом в корпорации RAND в 1957—1960, 1964—1968 годах. Затем преподавал в должности ассоциированного профессора в Университете Карнеги — Меллона в 1960—1961 годах, был старшим сотрудником Совета экономических консультантов в 1961—1963 годах, профессором экономики Йельского университета в 1968—1986 годах, директором института социальных и политических исследований Йельского университета в 1980—1986 годах, профессором Колумбийском университете в 1986—2005 годах, директором программы по науке, технике и глобальному развитию Колумбийского института земли в 2005 году[4].

Является феллоу Американской академии искусств и наук, почётным пожизненным президентом Международного общества Йозефа Шумпетера с 2004 года, почётным доктором Маастрихтского университета, Сассекского университета, университета Луи Пастера, Ольборгского университета[4].

Вклад в науку

Эволюционная экономика оформилась в качестве особого направления в экономическом анализе после выхода книги Р. Нельсона и С. Уинтера «Эволюционная теория экономических изменений» (An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change, 1982). Нельсон и Уинтер при создании одной только этой книги получили гранты от: отделения общественных наук Национального научного фонда США; отделения политологических исследований и анализа того же фонда; Фонда Слоуна; Института по государственной политике Мичиганского университета; Института социально-политических исследований Йельского университета.

Награды

За свои достижения был неоднократно награждён[4]:

Библиография

Работы Ричарда Нельсона[4]:
  • Kalachek E., Nelson R.R., Peck M.J. Technology, Economic Growth, and Public Policy — Brookings, Washington, 1967.
  • Nelson R.R., Schultz T.P., Slighton R. Structural Change in a Developing Economy: Colombia’s Problems and Prospects — Princeton University Press, 1971.
  • Nelson R.R. The Moon and the Ghetto — Norton, N.Y., 1977.
  • Nelson R.R., Winter S. An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change — Harvard, Cambridge, 1982.
  • Nelson R.R. High Technology Policies: A Five Nation Comparison — Washington: AEI Press, 1984.
  • Technical Change and Economic Theory/ed. G. Dosi, C. Freeman, G. Silverberg, L. Soete, R. Nelson — London:Francis Pinter, 1988.
  • A Theory of the Low Level Equilibrium Trap in Developing Countries// American Economic Review, 1956.
  • The Simple Economics of Basic Scientific Research — A Theoretical Analysis// Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 67, June 1959.
  • Aggregate Production Functions, and Medium-Range Growth Projections// American Economic Review, Vol. 54, September 1964.
  • Nelson R.R., Phelps E.S. Investments in Humans, Technological Diffusion, and Economic Growth//American Economic Review, December 1966.
  • A Diffusion Model of International Productivity Differences in Manufacturing Industry// American Economic Review. December 1968.
  • Assessing Private Enterprise: Parsimony, Responsiveness, Innovativeness// Bell Journal of Economics, Spring 1981
  • Research on Productivity Growth and Differences// Journal of Economic Literature, September 1981
  • The Role of Knowledge in R&D Efficiency// Quarterly Journal of Economics, August 1982.
  • Nelson R.R., Levin R., Klevorick A., Winter S. Appropriating the Returns to Industrial Research and Development//Brookings Essays in Economic Activity, 1987
  • Intellectual Property Rights, Development, and Catch.up with Hiro Odagiri, Akira Goto, and Atsushi Sunami//Oxford Yn. Press, 2010
  • Consoli D., Nelson R.R. An Evolutionary Theory of Household Consumption Behavior//The Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 2010
  • Why do Firms Differ and How Does it Matter: A Revisitation//Seoul Journal of Economics, 2008
  • Nelson R.R., Sarewitz D. Three Rules for Technological Fixes//Nature, 2008 — pp. 871—872
  • Nelson R.R., Sarewitz D. Progress in Know-how: Its Origins and Limits//Innovation, 2008 — pp 101—117
  • Factors Affecting the Power of Technological Paradigms//Industrial and Corporate Change, 2008
  • What Enables Rapid Economic Progress: What are the Needed Institutions?//Research Policy, 2008 — pp. 1-11
  • Economic Development from the Perspective off Evolutionary Theory//Oxford Development Studies, 2008 — pp. 9-23
  • Mazzoleni R., Nelson R.R. Public Research Institutions and Economic Catch-up//Research Policy, 2007 — pp. 1512—1528
  • Bounded Rationality, Cognitive Maps, and Trial and Error Learning//Journal of Economic Organization and Behavior, 2007
  • Murnane R.J., Nelson R.R. Improving the Performance of the Education Sector: The Valuable, Challenging, and Limited Role of Random Assignment Evaluations//Economics of Innovation and New Technology, 2007
  • Institutions and Economic Growth: Sharpening the Research Agenda//Journal of Economic Issues, 2007
  • Reflections on „The Simple Economics of Basic Scientific Research: Looking Back and Looking Forward//Industrial and Corporate Change, 2006
  • Universal Darwinism and Evolutionary Social Science//Biology and Philosophy, 2006
  • Technology, Institutions, and Economic Growth//Harvard University Press, 2005
  • The Limits of Market Organization//Russell Sage, 2005
  • The Oxford Handbook of Innovation/ed. J. Fagerberg, D. Mowery, Nelson R.R.//Oxford Un. Press, Oxford, 2004
  • Mowery D., Nelson R.R., Sampat B., Ziedonis A. Ivory Tower and Industrial Innovation//Stanford Business Books, Stanford, 2004
  • The Challenge of Building and Effective Innovation System for Catchup//Oxford Development Studies. Sept. 2004
  • The Market Economy and the Scientific Commons//Research Policy, 2003
  • On the Uneven Evolution of Human Know-how//Research Policy, 2003
  • Physical and Social Technologies and Their Evolution//Economie Appliquee, 2003
  • On the Complexities and Limits of Market Organization//Review of International Political Economy, Nov. 2003
  • Nelson R.R., Winter S. Evolutionary Economic Theory//Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2003
  • Nelson R.R., Nelson K. On the Nature and Evolution of Human Know-How//Research Policy, 2002
  • The Problem of Market Bias in Modern Capitalist Economies//Industrial and Corporate Change, 2002
  • Technology, Institutions, and Innovation Systems//Research Policy, Feb. 2002
  • Nelson R.R., Colyvas J., Crow M., Gelijns A., Mazzoleni R., Rosenberg N., Sampat B. How Do University Inventions Get Into Practice?//Management Science., Jan 2002
  • Nelson R.R., Cohen W., Walsh J. The Influence of Public Research on Industrial//Management Science, Jan. 2002
  • Why and How Innovations Get Adopted: A Tale of Four Models (with A Peterhansl, and B. Sampat//Industrial and Corporate Change, 2002
  • Nelson R.R., Mowery D., Sampat B., Ziedonis A. The Growth of Patenting and Licensing by U.S. Universities: An Assessment of the Effect of the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980//Research Policy, 2001.
  • Sampat B. Making Sense of Institutions as a Factor Shaping Economic Performance//Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2001
  • Observations on the Post Bayh-Dole Rise of Patenting at American Universities//Journal of Technology Transfer, 2001
  • The Nature and Dynamics of Organizational Capabilities/ed. G. Dosi, S. Winter, Nelson R.R. — Oxford University Press, 2000
  • Technological Learning and Economic Development: The Experience of the Asian NIEs/ed. L. Kim — Cambridge University Press, 2000
  • Nelson R.R., Pack H. The Asian Growth Miracle and Modern Growth Theory//Economic Journal, July 1999
  • The Sources of Industrial Leadership/ed. Mowery D., Nelson R.R. — Cambridge University Press, 1999
  • History Friendly Models of Industry Evolution: The Computer Industry, " (with Franco Malerba, Luigi Orsenigo, and Sidney Winter//Industrial and Corporate Change, 1999
  • "Economic Theories about the Benefits and Costs of Patents, " (with Roberto Mazzoleni//Research Policy, 1998
  • "The Agenda for Growth Theory: A Different Point of View//The Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1998
  • "Why Bush’s Science: The Endless Frontier Has Been a Hindrance to the Development of an Effective Civilian Technology Policy, " in Claude Barfield (ed.), Science for the 21st Century, ACI Press, Washington, 1997
  • "Factors Behind Cross-Industry Differences in Technical Progress, " (with Edward Wolff)//Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 1997
  • "The Evolution of Comparative or Competitive Advantage: A Preliminary Report on a Study//Industrial and Corporate Change, 1996
  • "The U.S. Corporation and Technical Advance, " (with David Mowery), in Carl Kaysen (ed.)//The American Corporation, MIT Press, 1996
  • The Sources of Economic Growth — Harvard University Press, 1996
  • Recent Evolutionary Theorizing About Economic Change//Journal of Economic Literature, March 1995
  • "On the Sources and Significance of Interindustry Differences in Technological Opportunities, " (with Alvin Klevorick, Richard Levin, and Sidney Winter), Research Policy, Spring, 1995
  • Technonationalism and Technoglobalism: Conflict and Cooperation, (with Sylvia Ostry), Brookings, 1995
  • "American Technological Leadership, " (with Gavin Wright), in Economic Convergence in Historical Perspective (with William Baumol and Edward Wolff), Oxford University Press, 1994
  • "The Coevolution of Technology and Institutions, " Industrial and Corporate Change, 1994
  • "On Limiting or Encouraging Rivalry in Technical Progress, " (with Robert Merges), Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 1994
  • "American Universities and Technical Advance in Industry, " (with Nathan Rosenberg), Research Policy, 1994
  • "What is Modern Capitalism?/ H. Redner, ed., An Heretical Heir of the Enlightenment: Essays in Honor of C.E. Lindbloom, Westview Press, 1993
  • National Innovation Systems: A Comparative Study/Edited by Richard R. Nelson — Oxford University Press, 1993
  • «The Rise and Fall of American Technological Leadership» (with Gavin Wright)// Journal of Economic Literature, Winter 1992
  • Recent Writings on Competitiveness: Boxing the Compass//California Management Review, Spring 1992
  • "Why Do Firms Differ, and How Does it Matter?// Strategic Management Journal,Winter 1991
  • "The Complex Economics of Patent Scope, " (with Robert Merges)// Columbia Law Review, September 1990
  • Editor (with Michael Tushman), special edition of Administrative Sciences Quarterly on ΑTechnology, Organization, and Innovation, March 1990
  • The U.S. Technological Lead: Where Did It Come From and Where Did It Go?// Research Policy, 1990
  • Capitalism as an Engine of Progress//Research Policy, 1990.
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Примечания

  1. ↑ 1 2 Library of Congress Authorities (англ.) — Library of Congress.
  2. ↑ Чешская национальная авторитетная база данных
  3. ↑ 1 2 Mathematics Genealogy Project (англ.) — 1997.
  4. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 CV Richard R. Nelson Архивная копия от 11 июля 2020 на Wayback Machine//Columbia University, May 2010

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