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Samuel Bowles has contributed much to evolutionary game theory. His greatest contribution to the ideas of spontaneous order and the evolution of behaviors has been the development of modern evolutionary game theory models like the property rights model in | Samuel Bowles has contributed much to evolutionary game theory. His greatest contribution to the ideas of spontaneous order and the evolution of behaviors has been the development of modern evolutionary game theory models like the property rights model in the [[Hawk Dove Game and the Evolution of Property Rights]]. | ||
<p align="center"> [[General Overview]] | [[Major Contributors]] | [[Game Theory Models]] | [[Objections/Arguments]] | [[Sources]]</p> | <p align="center"> [[General Overview]] | [[Major Contributors]] | [[Game Theory Models]] | [[Objections/Arguments]] | [[Sources]]</p> | ||
Revision as of 09:50, 5 May 2006
Biography
Samuel Bowles is a Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, MA. He is currently the Research Professor and Director of the Behavioral Sciences Program at the Santa Fe Institute. He is the author of several books including our current text book. For more information see: Bowles Home Page.
Contributions
Samuel Bowles has contributed much to evolutionary game theory. His greatest contribution to the ideas of spontaneous order and the evolution of behaviors has been the development of modern evolutionary game theory models like the property rights model in the Hawk Dove Game and the Evolution of Property Rights.
General Overview | Major Contributors | Game Theory Models | Objections/Arguments | Sources
