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Evolutionary economics is a field that studies how economies change over time through processes of variation, selection, and retention, with a focus on innovation, technological change, and the evolution of institutions. Books in this category highlight adaptive behavior, routines, bounded rationality, and feedback effects, rather than assuming perfect optimization or static equilibrium. Drawing on biology, complexity science, and behavioral insights, they explore path dependence, creative destruction, diffusion of innovations, and the co-evolution of technologies, firms, industries, and policies. Works range from theory to empirical and historical studies, often using dynamic models and agent-based simulations to explain growth, structural transformation, and long-run competitiveness. Readers will encounter perspectives associated with thinkers like Schumpeter, Veblen, and Nelson and Winter, spanning topics from entrepreneurship and firm strategy to science, technology, and regional development.

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