Titlebook: Evolutionary Thinking Across Disciplines; Problems and Perspec Agathe du Crest,Martina Valković,Thomas A. C. Reyd Book 2023 The Editor(s) (

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Thinking About Religion and Science,tion − are detached from their biological basis, abstracted and extended to other domains, in particular to the domain of cultural evolution (CE). Section . investigates the ontological foundations of GE and CE theory. They consist in entities and structures that must be realized to get the three mo

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International Humanitarian Law,cent advances in evolutionary biology and anthropology, is it now possible to reconstruct alternative paradigms of social evolution in scientifically defensible terms? This chapter proposes a novel framework involving four analytically distinct but empirically nested levels (and logics) of evolution

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Kritische Reflexion und Schlussfolgerung,t mechanisms that generate observed patterns of behavior. At the ultimate level, evolutionary accounts explain the existence of these proximate mechanisms via evolutionary processes such as selection or drift acting in the past. Does positing or accepting such explanations carry any risks? Here I co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76793-7eph Schumpeter’s model of economic evolution form his 1939 book, ., as the basis for the analysis. The benefits of this account are that it abstracts variation as innovation – purposeful entrepreneurial action to create novel technological and organization processes and structures – and idealizes th

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Boris S. Stechkin,Valeriy I. Baranovl, I shall discuss two key questions. (I) Is their theory of cultural evolution a promising candidate to synthesise the social sciences? (II) What is the added value of evolutionary approaches for the social sciences? My aim is to highlight some hitherto underestimated challenges for transformative

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1023-8free of distorting idealisations, the Price Equation is widely regarded as having exceptional power for understanding evolutionary change. It is no surprise, then, that it has been applied to many different contexts outside of traditional ‘organic’ evolution, including the domain of cultural evoluti

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