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1 Online-Ressource (193 Seiten)
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9783031087905
Series Statement:
History, Philosophy and Theory of the Life Sciences Series v.28
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Intro -- From Evolutionary Biology to Economics and Back -- Parallels and Crossings between Economics and Evolution -- Copyright -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- References -- Chapter 2: Preliminary Reflections: Analogical Reasoning Between Economics and Biology -- 2.1 Nature of Analogies -- 2.2 Depth of Analogies -- 2.3 Use of Analogies -- 2.4 Analogies Between Biology and Economics -- 2.5 Integral Analogies -- 2.6 Substantial Analogies -- 2.7 Formal Analogies -- 2.8 Universal Darwinism -- 2.9 Field Origin of Studied Analogies -- References -- Chapter 3: Keywords in Economics and Evolutionary Biology: Twenty Five Concepts -- 3.1 Adaptation/Learning -- 3.1.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Gayon) -- Adaptation in the Sense of the Optimal Solution to an Environmental Challenge (1) -- Adaptation in the Sense of the Variable, Relative Efficiency of an Organism's Solution to Dealing with an Environmental Challenge (2) -- Observed Differential Reproductive Success (Realized Fitness) (3) -- Expected Reproductive Success (Expected Fitness) (4) -- 3.1.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.1.3 Synthesis -- 3.2 Altruism -- 3.2.1 Evolutionary Biology (J.-B. André) -- Certain Behaviors Are Altruistic in the Psychological Sense, but Not in the Evolutionary Sense -- Is the Evolutionary Definition of Altruism Too Strict? -- Kin Selection Does Not Imply Kin Recognition -- 3.2.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.2.3 Synthesis -- 3.3 Chance/Uncertainty -- 3.3.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.3.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.3.3 Synthesis -- 3.4 Classification -- 3.4.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.4.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.4.3 Synthesis -- 3.5 Communication/Signalling -- 3.5.1 Evolutionary Biology (J.-B. André) -- Evolution of Communication -- Stability of Communication -- 3.5.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- Signalling Situations
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Mechanism Design -- 3.5.3 Synthesis -- 3.6 Competition -- 3.6.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Gayon) -- 3.6.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.6.3 Synthesis -- 3.7 Constraints/Trade-off -- 3.7.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.7.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.7.3 Synthesis -- 3.8 Cooperation -- 3.8.1 Evolutionary Biology (J.-B. André) -- Reciprocity -- Interdependent Cooperation -- 3.8.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.8.3 Synthesis -- 3.9 Crisis -- 3.9.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.9.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.9.3 Synthesis -- 3.10 Cycles -- 3.10.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.10.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.10.3 Synthesis -- 3.11 Development/Growth -- 3.11.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Gayon) -- 3.11.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.11.3 Synthesis -- 3.12 Diversity -- 3.12.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.12.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.12.3 Synthesis -- 3.13 Equilibrium -- 3.13.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.13.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.13.3 Synthesis -- 3.14 Fitness/Utility -- 3.14.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.14.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.14.3 Synthesis -- 3.15 Heredity/Transmission -- 3.15.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.15.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.15.3 Synthesis -- 3.16 Information -- 3.16.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Martens) -- 3.16.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.16.3 Synthesis -- 3.17 Market -- 3.17.1 Evolutionary Biology (J.-B. André) -- Sexual Market -- Mutualism -- How Cooperation Evolved -- 3.17.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.17.3 Synthesis -- 3.18 Mutation/Innovation -- 3.18.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Gayon) -- 3.18.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.18.3 Synthesis -- 3.19 Optimality -- 3.19.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.19.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.19.3 Synthesis -- 3.20 Organizational Levels -- 3.20.1 Evolutionary Biology (J.-B. André) -- 3.20.2 Economics (M. Cozic)
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3.20.3 Synthesis -- 3.21 Population -- 3.21.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.21.2 Economics (M. Cozic) -- 3.21.3 Synthesis -- 3.22 Resource/Investment -- 3.22.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.22.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.22.3 Synthesis -- 3.23 Selection -- 3.23.1 Evolutionary Biology (J. Martens) -- 3.23.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.23.3 Synthesis -- 3.24 Strategic Interactions -- 3.24.1 Evolutionary Biology (P. Huneman) -- 3.24.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.24.3 Synthesis -- 3.25 Time Scales -- 3.25.1 Evolutionary Biology (S. De Monte) -- 3.25.2 Economics (B. Walliser) -- 3.25.3 Synthesis -- Chapter 4: Concluding Remarks 1: The Relevance of the Studied Analogies According to Their Field Origin and System Characteristics -- 4.1 The Relevance of Studied Analogies According to Ontological Features -- 4.2 Analogies Rooted in One Basic Field -- 4.3 Analogies Derived from Decision and Game Theory -- 4.4 Analogies Grounded in Ontological Frames -- 4.5 Analogies in Structure -- 4.6 Analogies in Behavior -- 4.7 Analogies in Evolution -- 4.8 Frequency of Analogies -- 4.9 Past Use of Analogies -- 4.10 Future of Analogies -- References -- Chapter 5: Concluding Remarks 2: Economics and Evolutionary Biology: An Overview of Their (Recent) Interactions -- 5.1 Evolutionary Game Theory -- 5.2 Evolutionary Economics -- 5.3 Evolutionary Behavioral Economics -- 5.4 What's Next? -- References
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe André, Jean-Baptiste From Evolutionary Biology to Economics and Back Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2023 ISBN 9783031087899
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English
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