41. Evolutionary Economics Et Al. Welcome to a rather complex web site that is largely devoted to evolutionary economics. The web site is maintained by Esben Sloth Andersen, Department of http://www.business.aau.dk/evolution/

Evolutionary Economics et al. Web site on Evolutionary Economics et al. Main Page Links on Evolutionary Economics et al. ... Web Pages Welcome to a rather complex web site that is largely devoted to evolutionary economics. The web site is maintained by Esben Sloth Andersen Department of Business Studies Aalborg University , and a subset of the pages reflects his projects on economic evolution, etc. But a major purpose of the web site is to provide more general access to contributors and contributions to evolutionary economics et al. By the way, " et alii " means evolutionary contributions to social sciences and biology that are somehow related to evolutionary economic analysis. Web links to evolutionary economics et al. See all 115 links See links classified by type Books Conferences, etc. Evolutionary websites Journals ... Other See links classified by topic Biological Complexity theoretical Computational Cultural ... Other Introductions to evolutionary economics et al. From the link database: Teaching materials Andersen's OLD beginnings of a FAQ of evolutionary economics A collection of papers edited by Ulrich Witt, 1993 A book on Evolutionary Economics by Andersen, 1994/1996 Books and papers on evolutionary economics et al. From the link database: Books Papers Complex Adaptive Systems and Agent-Based Computational Economics: A Syllabus of Readings . An annotated bibliography/teaching resource maintained by Leigh Tesfatsion, Iowa State University, US. It includes a

42. Evolutionary Economics evolutionary Concepts in Contemporary Economics Contains an absolutely appalling essay by a pair of dyedin-the-wool Althusserians, and England on entropy http://www.cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/notabene/evol-econ.html

Notebooks Evolutionary Economics 29 Oct 2007 12:37 See also Learning in Games Memes QWERTY . The connection to institutional economics is something I want to understand better, but then, I need to learn a lot more about institutionalism. Recommended: Esben Sloth Andersen, Evolutionary Economics: Post-Schumpetrian Contributions [The man has this hideous way of dragging out obscure methodological arguments, but once you cut through those parts, it's rather good] Jenna Bednar and Scott Page, "Games Theory and Culture" [ PDF Samuel Bowles, Microeconomics: Behavior, Institutions, and Evolution Richard W. England (ed.), Evolutionary Concepts in Contemporary Economics [Contains an absolutely appalling essay by a pair of dyed-in-the-wool Althusserians, and England on entropy isn't much better; but Hodgson is good, and so is Nelson, and the rest are at least passable] Herbert Gintis, Game Theory Evolving: A Problem-Centered Introduction to Modeling Strategic Interaction Alexis Jacquemin, The New Industrial Organization: Market Forces and Strategic Behavior ["New" in 1985, when this was published in French as

43. Java Evolutionary Dead End Java evolutionary Dead End by Bruce Eckel January 3, 2008. Summary This sounds bad, but it needs to happen if Java is to ultimately stay in the mainstream. http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=221903

44. Evolutionary Classics evolutionary classics. Home page People Addresses, phone and homepages. Research Research groups, publications. Teaching Courses etc http://www.zoo.uib.no/classics/

Home page People Research Teaching ... Search! Evolutionary classics This page contains links to some classic papers on evolution, from Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace, partly converted to html, or in the progress of beeing converted. (When time permits). Charles Darwin The Origin of Species The Descent of man and Selection in Relation to Sex The Voyage of the Beagle Alfred Russel Wallace On The Law Which Has Regulated The Introduction Of New Species The Tendency Of Varieties Last updated: April 16 1998 17:51:46. by webmaster@zoo.uib.no

45. International Society For Genetic And Evolutionary Computation ISGEC Promotes the creation and exchange of knowledge on Genetic and evolutionary Computation and their application. http://www.isgec.org/

ISGEC NEWS: As of January 1, 2005, ISGEC has been reorganized to become the newest Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The new SIG is called SIGEVO the Special Interest Group for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation. Please visit the new SIGEVO web pages HERE These ISGEC pages will be maintained for historical purposes for several years. Persons who joined ISGEC during 2004 became automatic members of SIGEVO for 2005. SIGEVO will continue to sponsor the annual GECCO conferences and the biennial FOGA workshops. about ISGEC Governing Bodies Contact Us Next GECCO ... Links Web programming and design:

46. International Society For Evolutionary Protistology Please take note the website of ISEP has moved. http//www.isepsociety.com/ http://www.bch.umontreal.ca/isep/

Please take note the website of ISEP has moved: http://www.isepsociety.com/

47. IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Devoted to the science and technology of evolutionary computation. Specific aspects include genetic algorithms, evolution strategies, evolutionary http://www.ieee-cis.org/pubs/tec/

Menu About CIS Membership Benefits Join Us! Members Activities ... Contacts f=0063 IEEE CIS Publications IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation Xin Yao, Editor-in-Chief (2008) School of Computer Science University of Birmingham Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, UK phone: (+44 121) 414 3747 fax: (+44 121) 414 2799 email: x.yao .a_t. cs.bham.ac.uk www: www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~xin IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation Online (IEEE Xplore) Online Submission (Manuscript Central) Information for Authors ... Subscription Information 2005, IEEE.

48. Evolutionary Christianity Trying to understand reality without an evolutionary worldview is like trying to understand infection without microscopes or the structure of the Universe http://evolutionarychristianity.theooze.com/

Evolutionary Christianity By Michael Dowd LITANY: It Matters What We Think About Evolution! Thank God for evolution! read on 4 comments General Evolution-based Morality and Ethics The single greatest advantage that an evolutionary worldview has over traditional, flat-earth worldviews is that evolution provides a firmer foundation for godly ethics and morality, individually and collectively, than can ethical systems based on the Bible alone. Connie and I are in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area for a couple of weeks. Yesterday I was interviewed twice, first by the religion reporter for the Dallas Morning News, next by a staff writer for Pegasus News. read on 2 comments General About I am an evolutionary Pentecostal, with a B.A. in Biblical Studies and Philosophy from Evangel University (Assemblies of God) and an M.Div. from Palmer Seminary (American Baptist). I pastored three churches. Since April 2002, my wife and I have traveled North America sharing a God-centered view of evolution with religious and secular audiences of all ages. My book, Thank God for Evolution! How the Marriage of Science and Religion Will Transform Your Life and Our World

49. Modern History Sourcebook: Bernstein: Evolutionary Socialism Excerpts from Eduard Bernstein s revisions of Marxism which established modern social democracy. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/bernstein-revsoc.html

Back to Modern History SourceBook Modern History Sourcebook: Edouard Bernstein: Evolutionary Socialism Edouard Bernstein (1850-1932) faced the problem - for Social Democrats - that things did not work out as badly as predicted in the Communist Manifesto. He was a colleague of Engels, and claimed Engel's support in dismissing with revolutionism, and calling for an evolutionary socialism, or as it is more commonly called "revisionism".. PREFACE It has been maintained in a certain quarter that the practical deductions from my treatises would be the abandonment of the conquest of political power by the proletariat organised politically and economically. That is quite an arbitrary deduction, the accuracy of which I altogether deny. I set myself against the notion that we have to expect shortly a collapse of the bourgeois economy, and that social democracy should be induced by the prospect of such an imminent, great, social catastrophe to adapt its tactics to that assumption. That I maintain most emphatically. The adherents of this theory of a catastrophe, base it especially on the conclusions of the

50. E-JEMED: Electronic Journal Of Evolutionary Modelling And Economic Dynamics The Electronic Journal of evolutionary Modeling and Economic Dynamics (eJEMED) is a noncommercial scientific journal in economics. http://www.e-jemed.org/

Aims Scope Call for papers Diffusion ... Admin.Info Aims The E lectronic J ournal of E volutionary M odeling and E conomic D ynamics ( e-JEMED is a noncommercial scientific journal. The main objective of e-JEMED is to foster the communication of ideas in the very active area of evolutionary modeling. As such, it does not compete with paper-based journals but complements them: The publication process of e-JEMED is much quicker . An article can be published as soon as it is accepted. Each submitted article will be evaluated in ten weeks Each publication in e-JEMED can/should include a detailed version of all the appendixes that naturally complement an article based on simulations (at least the code and, more preferably, a working version of the program on the web). The authors of the articles published in e-JEMED conserve their and can submit the article to a paper-based journal. At the same time, e-JEMED is engaged to keep high the scientific level of published articles through a double-blind refereeing process : articles can only be submitted anonymously (see the instructions to authors ) and the connection between the anonymous copy and the effective authors is managed by a database. Each article is read by two anonymous referees.

51. MEGA - Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis Tamura K, Dudley J, Nei M Kumar S (2007) MEGA4 Molecular evolutionary Genetics Analysis (MEGA) software version 4.0. Molecular Biology and Evolution 24 http://www.megasoftware.net/

Home Overview Features Update History ... Contact Us MEGA4: Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis (MEGA) software version 4.0. Molecular Biology and Evolution - Download PDF MEGA3: Integrated Software for Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis and Sequence Alignment Briefings in Bioinformatics - Download PDF MEGA update release date: February 27, 2008. MEGA 4: Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis MEGA is an integrated tool for conducting automatic and manual sequence alignment, inferring phylogenetic trees, mining web-based databases, estimating rates of molecular evolution, and testing evolutionary hypotheses. Windows 95/98, NT, 2000, XP, and Vista. New Features: Real-Time Caption Expert Engine A unique facility to generate detailed captions for different types of analyses and results. These captions are intended to provide detailed, natural language descriptions of the methods and models used in analysis. The facility aims to promote a better understanding of the underlying assumptions used in analysis, and also of the results generated. Maximum Composite Likelihood Method A method for estimating evolutionary distances between all pair of sequences simultaneously, with and without incorporating rate variation among sites and substitution pattern heterogeneities among lineages. This method can also be used to estimate transition/transversion biases and nucleotide substitution patterns without requiring

52. Evolutionary Dot Com -   evolve or die. http://www.evolutionary.com/

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53. ETSS.net - Evolutionary Theories In The Social Sciences This website is a resource page for everyone who is interested in evolutionary thought in the social sciences. http://www.etss.net/

Evolutionary Theories in the Social Sciences Contact the Editor Login Register ... Home Search: Advanced Search RSS See December 21, 2007 New Yorker some exciting scientific breakthroughs in our understanding of the role viruses have played in the evolution of the human species. Scientists are bringing extict viruses back to life by combining the pieces of viral DNA that millions of years ago was fused into the genome of animals. Read the story here October 16, 2007 William M. Newman and Walter Vincenti have published a very useful short essay in on how fields of engineering make progress by developing effective selection criteria for evaluating prototypes. The authors describe how human computer interface designers were able to learn from the history of aeronautical engineering in coming up with methodologies for devising useful selection criteria. Reference: On an Engineering Use of Engineering History - Technology and Culture 48:1 Technology and Culture 48.1 (2007) 245-247. May 20, 2007 Cambridge University has put 5000 letters of Charles Darwin on the web in the form of a searchable archive. If you want to find out what Darwin thought about a topic near or dear to your mind, can search the database of the Darwin Correspondence Project.

54. Seed: Eyeing The Evolutionary Past The eyes that we like most are those most similar to our own, that share an evolutionary affinity with us, and the farther we move from our own lineage, http://seedmagazine.com/news/2008/03/eyeing_the_evolutionary_past.php

Seed Media Group document.write(''); Seed: Science is Culture Subscribe to Seed Gift Subscriptions Instant Updates: RSS More Options Front Page News ... Subscriber Services The Current Issue Look Inside Subscribe Related Articles A Profound Sense of Time Prime Vertebrae On Extravagant Proportions Variant Genes-In-Waiting ... PZ Myers on How the Cavefish Lost Its Eyes Browse Articles By Category: select one Awards Chinese Science Chris Mooney Column Commentary Consumer Cribsheet Editorial Evolution Fourth Culture From the Blogs Frontier Gossip Health Humor Incubator On My Mind Opinion Pharyngula Politics Reviews Science City Sidebar Space The Seed Salon Third Culture Video Wrap-Up Year in Science 2006 Zeitgeist By Author: select one Adam Bly Adam Preskill Adnaan Wasey Agence France-Presse Alain Bussard Alexander Gelfand Alisa Opar Alla Katsnelson Amanda Leigh Haag Anders Sandberg Anne Casselman Anthony Kaufman Bill Hinchberger Bill McKibben Brandon Keim Britt Peterson Bryan Wolin C.E. Atkins Carl Zimmer Carolynne Wheeler Charles Scanlon Charles Schmidt Charles Seife Chris Mooney Christopher Mims Dan Glass Dan Keane Dan Mattingly Daniel C. Dennett

55. Evolutionary Psychology For The Common Person evolutionary Psychology For The Common Person. Includes articles, book reviews and reading lists. http://www.evoyage.com/

Evolutionary Psychology for the Common Person If all politics are local, and evolution is the adaptation to local environment, then is our modern politics today guided and influenced by our evolved mind from our primal ancestors concerning territorial, hierarchical, power dominance, and resource accumulation mechanisms? See our section on Politics and Evolution Women, Power, and the Biology of Peace By Judith L. Hand, Ph.D. Book review by William A. Spriggs, January 28th, 2008 WOMEN'S VOICES - WOMEN VOTE Mission Statement Unmarried Americans are the fastest-growing large demographic in the country and by 2008, a majority of Americans will live with an unmarried head of household. But despite their numbers, unmarried Americans are under-represented in national elections and their voices are not being heard in our democracy. Women's Voices. Women Vote was created to activate unmarried Americans in their government and in our democracy. ONE OF THE MANY INTERSING LINKS FOUND AT: "WHAT IS EVOLUTIONARY FEMINISM?

56. Ecology & Evolutionary Biology | UConn Department overview, degree programs, upcoming seminars and events, recents publications and information for students. http://hydrodictyon.eeb.uconn.edu/

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57. EAEPE : The European Association For Evolutionary Political Economy The EAEPE Conference 2007 on Economic growth, development, and institutions – lessons for policy and the need for an evolutionary framework of analysis in http://www.eaepe.org/

@import url(misc/drupal.css); Top nodes Todays top: Research Areas and RA Coordinators Theoretical Perspective Calls and announcements Conference Volumes Series 1991-2005 ... EAEPE Archives EAEPE latest news at a glance Feb 13 2008 - 05:37 WELCOME EAEPE is an active scholarly association in the area of institutional economics broadly conceived. The association has developed into a 'Pluralistic Forum' with room for a variety of approaches. To learn more about EAEPE click here Reminder for EAEPE Members Please do not forget to renew your membership NOW, as otherwise delays in the delivery of the Journal of Institutional Economics (JOIE) may arise! Just click here and follow the instructions. Headlines Call for Papers of the EAEPE Conference 2008 in Rome A new book review has been added to the Engelbert Stockhammer has contributed a review on the book entitled ... Five new candidates have been elected to the council! Read more ... EAEPE Calls and activities for 2008 Visit the EAEPE Conference 2008 website To be held 6th and 7th November 2008. The 3rd EAEPE Symposium 2008 on ... Call for Papers: Deadline 15-12-2007 Jobs Here you find the latest jobs advertised in Fred Lee's Heterodox Newsletter and links to other jobsite Calls and announcements of interest Announcement: 10th International Workshop on Institutional Economics to be held on 17-18 June 2008 at the University of Hertfordshire in Hatfield in England Deadline: Please register as soon as possible if interested in attending Call for Papers: The 25th DRUID Celebration Conference 2008 on ''ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION - Organizations, Institutions, Systems and Regions'' will be held at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, June 17(18) - June 20

58. Journal Of Memetics - Evolutionary Models Of Information Transmission Peerreviewed e-journal dedicated, in general, to the evolution of cultural behaviors and, more specifically, to evolutionary models of information http://cfpm.org/jom-emit/

This incarnation of JoM- EMIT is closed The existing papers will continue to be freely accessible at this site. There was to be a relaunch at http://jom-emit.org but after 3 years nothing has happened. Note, the links here are currently broken, but will be fixed soon! Last Issue - Retropectives and Prospects on 8 years of JoM- EMIT and Memetics ... EMIT Ancilliary Information: About the journal: aims, scope, editors, etc. Practical questions about JoM- EMIT Information for authors ... Memetics discussion list Other: A brief overview and history of memetics A bibliography of memetics A lexicon of memetics at the Principia Cybernetica Project Links to sites related to memetics ... Other on-line publications on memetics Sponsored by the Centre for Policy Modelling , and the Prinicipia Cybernetica Project ISSN 1366-4786

59. 2007 IEEE Congress On Evolutionary Computation (CEC) Future Directions in evolutionary Computation (FDEC) Meeting September 27, 2007 (400pm 600pm) at Ord room Invited talk by Kenneth De Jong, http://cec2007.nus.edu.sg/

a I mportant News Conference photos are now available (updated). Call for Participations from the General Chair Online registration closed on September 12, 2007. Participants can still register and make payment onsite at the conference, using cash or credit card. For assistance, please contact: cec2007@inmeet.com.sg Online reservation closed on September 12, 2007. Participants who wished to make a hotel reservation are advised to contact their travel agent or the hotel directly to make their reservsation. Future Directions in Evolutionary Computation (FDEC) Meeting September 27, 2007 (4:00pm - 6:00pm) at Ord room Invited talk by Kenneth De Jong, and Panel Discussion by ECTC Task Force Chairs. All delegates are welcome to attend the FDEC meeting. Click here for the Final Technical Programs. Tutorials: Call for Participation W omen in Computational Intelligence (WCI) Reception and Meeting September 28, 2007 (3:00pm - 5:00pm) at Ord room All women attendees are invited to a tea reception and meeting organized by WCI.

60. Evolutionary Middleman An ever evolving blog, concerning an evolutionary riddle, wrapped in a conundrum of geological time and hosted by an Eocenic enigma. http://evolutionarymiddleman.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Evolutionary Middleman An ever evolving blog, concerning an evolutionary riddle, wrapped in a conundrum of geological time and hosted by an Eocenic enigma. Diversity of thought is welcome on this little island of a blog. Come with logic, common-sense and rational thought - qualities that even some otherwise educated people disdain. Participation here will be taken as a tacit admission to being a member of Homo sapiens. If you don't post, please Email: hoopman@ca.rr.com Saturday, March 29, 2008 This is just a quick note to alert anyone interested in the subject that there is a really good discussion today at Bloggingheads.TV between Joshua Knobe, Philosopher from The UNC, Chapel Hill and Paul Bloom, Psychologist from Yale. The subject is basically, "morality and religion and whether or not they are innate or learned". This is particularly interesting to me because of the book I'm reading, " The Moral Animal " by Robert Wright (coincidentally the founder of Bloggingheads.TV). I point this out because there is a lot of tasty food for thought in what they discuss for both theists and atheists. If you don't want to watch the entire discussion, I highly recommend the section entitled, "The big booming voice inside your head that says that god exists".

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