Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Learning to Trade and Mediate

Chapter 3 Learning to Be Loyal. A Study of the Marseille Fish Market

Chapter 4 On New Phenomena in Dynamic Promotional Competition Models with Homogeneous and Quasi-homogeneous Firms

Chapter 5 A Reconsideration of Professor Iwai’s Schumpeterian Dynamics

Chapter 6 Agents’ Heterogeneity, Aggregation, and Economic Fluctuations

Chapter 7 The Dynamic Interaction of Rational Fundamentalists and Trend Chasing Chartists in a Monetary Economy

Chapter 8 Self-Organization in Global Stochastic Models of Production and Inventory Dynamics

Chapter 9 Heterogeneous Agents, Complementarities, and Diffusion

Chapter 10 Market Organization: Noncooperative Models of Coalition Formation

Chapter 11 Evolutionary Selection of Correlation Mechanisms for Coordination Games

Chapter 12 The Propagation of Cooperation in a Spatial Model of Learning with Endogenous Aspirations

Chapter 14 Fecund, Cheap and Out of Control: Heterogeneous Economic Agents as Flawed Computers vs. Markets as Evolving Computational Entities