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From Games to Graphs : Synthesizing Generalized Evolution Theory

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Do social systems evolve similarly to biological ones and societies similarly to organisms? For some time now, an interdisciplinary paradigm has been developing in this regard: the Generalized Evolution Theory. After pointing out differences between biological and cultural evolution, as well as different inheritance strategies, the book proposes a philosophy of science classification of the different approaches in this vast and ever-growing field of research. It leads from generalized microevolution to generalized macroevolution and to their synthesis. As evolution favors groups with high internal cohesion, it will also favor strategies and reward agents responsible for this cohesion. In the long run, generalized evolution selects those populations that exhibit a higher density of interaction.

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  • ISBN-13: 9783957432735
  • ISBN-10: 3957432731
  • Publisher: Brill Mentis
  • Publish Date: November 2022
  • Shipping Weight: 9.08 pounds
  • Page Count: 215

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