Modulhandbuch BWL_WiWi.pdf - Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaft

Schwerpunkt Globalisierung (nur WiWi)
Modul 2: Industrie und Globalisierung
strategies, and evolutionarily stable strategies
• Micro-macro-meso: A model of the coevolution of institutions
and group size
• An evolutionary model: R.R. Nelson / S.G. Winter (1982)
Evolutionary models of K. Lindgren, D. Watts; S. Goyal, M. Jackson,
E. Ostrom and others.
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