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The evolution of social and moral behavior : evolutionary insights for public policy

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The ultrasocial origin of the Anthropocene

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Clarifying generalized Darwinism : a reply to Scholz and Reydon

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The challenge of evolutionary economics

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Understanding organizational evolution : toward a research agenda using generalized Darwinism

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Economic cosmology and the evolutionary challenge

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The intellectual histories of economics and evolutionary biology are closely intertwined because both subjects deal with living, complex, evolving systems. Because the subject matter is similar, contemporary evolutionary thought has much to offer to economics. In recent decades theoretical...

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