Les mondes darwiniens

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[les mon des darwiniens]
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ne l s o n Richard & Wi n t e r Sydney (1982a), An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change,
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ne l s o n Richard & Wi n t e r Sydney (1982b), “The Schumpeterian tradeoff revisited”, American
Economic Review, 72(1) : 114-132.
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philosophy.
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Ro s e n B e r G Alexander (1994), “Does Evolutionary Theory Give Comfort or Inspiration to
Economics ?”, in P. Mirowski (ed.), Natural Images in Economic Thought, Cambridge,
Cambridge UP, 1994 : 384-407.
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sk y r M s Brian (1995), The Evolution of the Social Contract, New York, Cambridge UP.
sk y r M s Brian (2000), “Game Theory, Rationality and Evolution of the Social Contract”, Journal
of Consciousness Studies, VII, 1-2 : 269-284.
sk y r M s Brian (2004), The Stag Hunt and the Evolution of Social Structure, New York, Cambridge
University Press.
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ve B l e n Thorstein B. (1898), “Why is economics not an evolutionary science ?”, Quarterly
Journal of Economics 12 : 373-397.
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Wi n t e r Sidney G. (1964a), “Economic ‘natural selection’ and the theory of the firm”, Yale
Economic Essays, 4, Spring.
Wi n t e r Sidney G. (1964b), “Review of ‘A Behavioral Theory of the Firm’”, American Economic
Review, 54(2), Part 1 : 144-148.
Wi t t Ulrich (1999), “Bioeconomics as economics from a Darwinian perspective”, Journal of
Bioeconomics, 1 : 19-34.
Wi t t Ulrich (2004), “On the proper interpretation of ‘evolution’ in economics and its implications
for production”, Journal of Economy Methodology, 11(2) : 125-146.
Wi t t Ulrich (2008), “What is specific about evolutionary economics”, Journal of Evolutionary
Economics, 18 : 547-575.