Sociobiology and bioeconomics

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Springer, Dordrecht

1999

341 Pages

ISBN 978-3-642-08470-6

Studies in Economic Ethics and Philosophy

Sociobiology and bioeconomics

the theory of evolution in biological and economic theory

Edited by

Peter Koslowski

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-03825-3

Full citation:

Koslowski, P. (ed) (1999). Sociobiology and bioeconomics: the theory of evolution in biological and economic theory, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Sociobiology, theory of evolution, and bioeconomics introduction

Koslowski Peter

1-4

Darwinian monism

Ghiselin Michael T.

7-24

Coercion

Clutton-Brock Tim; Parker Geoff A.

25-49

Does the second law of thermodynamics refute the neo-darwinian synthesis?

Weber Bruce H.; Depew David J.

50-75

Evolutionary and developmental formation

Oyama Susan

79-104

The gene is dead — long live the gene!

Neumann-Held Eva

105-137

The role of hermeneutics in biology

Chebanov Sergey V.

141-172

Science and mythology

Vauthier Jacques

173-182

What is the impact of a philosophically based criticism of socio-biology on the scientific community?

Hüttermann Aloys

183-196

Synergetics in sociology and biology

Haken Hermann

199-218

Symbiosis, mutualism and cooperation in biological evolution

Görtz Hans-Dieter

219-233

Are economic systems like organisms?

Ho Mae-Wan

237-258

Darwinism and economic theory

Saunders Peter T.

259-278

Evolutionary economics and evolutionary biology

Witt Ulrich

279-298

The theory of evolution as sociobiology and bioeconomics a critique of its claim to totality

Koslowski Peter

301-328

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