Evolutionary Theory in the Social Sciences: Evolutionary social science

Adam Smith Alfred Marshall argued biological capital causal characteristics classical classical economics classicist competition concept culture cumulative Darwin Darwinian discussion econ economic evolution economic system economic theory economists efficiency environment equilibrium evol evolutionary economics evolutionary process evolutionary science evolutionary theory fact fittest genes genetic Gould growth habits of thought Hayek hedonistic Hodgson human behavior human nature Ibid idea imply individual industrial inquiry instinct institutional economics institutionalist institutions involves Journal of Economic Keynes labor Lamarckian laws Marx maximization Mayr means mechanical models modern natural selection Nelson and Winter neoclassical neoclassical economics Newtonian omic ontogenetic organization outcome Pangloss Panglossian pecuniary phenomena Philip Mirowski phylogenetic evolution Physiocrats political economy population preconception production profit progress propensity punctuated equilibrium result Schumpeter sense sequence Sidney Winter social Social Darwinism society sociobiology species structure survival taxonomy Thorstein Veblen tion Type B firms University Press utionary York