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100			_aHodgson Geoffrey M
245			_aThe evolution of institutional economics : Agency, structure, and Darwinism in American institutionalism
260			_aLondon _bRoutledge _c2004
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505			_aTable of contents Part 1: Introduction; 1. Nature and Scope; 2. Agency and Structure; 3. Objections and Explorations; Part 2: Charles Darwin and the Historian of Social Sciences; 4. Charles Darwin, Herbert Spencer and the Human Species; 5. Precursors of Emergence and Multiple Level Selection Theory; Part 3: Veblenian Institutionalism; 6. The Beginnings of Veblenian Institutionalism; 7. Thorstein Veblen and Post-Darwinian Social Science; 8. Veblen's Evolutionary Institutionalism; 9. The Instinct of Workmanship and the Pecuniary Culture; 10. A Wrong Turn: Science and the Machine Process; 11. Missed Connections: Creative Synthesis and Emergent Evolution; 12. The Launch of Institutional Economics and the Loss of its Veblenian Ballast; Part 4: Four Institutionalist Journeys; 13. John R. Commons and the Tangled Jungle; 14. Wesley Mitchell and the Rebirth of Macroeconomics; 15. Frank Knight as an Institutionalist Economist; 16. The Evolution of Clarence Ayres; 17. The Ayresian Dichotomies: Veblen Versus Ayres; 18. The Decline of Institutional Economics; Part 5: Reconstructing Institutional Economics; 19. The Potential Revival of Veblenian Institutionalism; 20. Elements of a Research Agenda for Institutional Economic Theory
650			_a1. Institutional Economics2. Evolutionary Economics 3. Agent - Philosophy - Social Structure
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