Handbook of research on complexity Complexity research draws on complexity in various disciplines. This Handbook provides a comprehensive and current overview of applications of complexity theory in economics. The 15 chapters written by leading figures in the field cover such broad topic areas as conceptual issues microeconomic market dynamics aggregation and macroeconomics issues econophysics and financial markets international economic dynamics evolutionary and ecological environmental economics and broader historical perspectives on economic complexity Introduction J. Barkley Rosser Jr. Complexity and the economy W. Brian Arthur Computational and dynamic complexity in economics J. Barkley Rosser Jr. A computable economists perspective on computational complexity K. Vela Velupillai Bounded rationality and learning in complex markets Cars H. Hommes Oligopoly dynamics Michael Kopel Complexity and aggregation Alan Kirman On simplicity and macroeconomic complexity Richard H. Day Applications of statistical physics in finance and economics Thomas Lux On the analysis of time series with nonstationary increments Joseph L. McCauley Kevin E. Bassler and Gemunu H. Gunaratne Exchange rate dynamics : a nonlinear survey Frank H. Westerhoff Complex systems modeling and international development Hans Peter Brunner and Peter Allen Subgame perfection in evolutionary dynamics with recurrent perturbations Herbert Gintis Ross Cressman and Thijs Ruijgrok Complex dynamics in ecologic economic systems J. Barkley Rosser Jr. Complexity and Austrian economics Roger Koppl Complexity and the history of economic thought David Colander