Friday, 20 may, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at a discussion about the theory of the evolution of social norms hayekiana.

Intro
"Hayekiana Theory of emergentei system of rules of conduct has attracted many reactions in the last decades and has been generally rejected as incompaibila with modern evolutionary thinking and even with Hayek's methodological individualism. Most of the criticism focuses on the use of the Hayek of cultural group selection, the concept that social norms and institutions evolve because it gives them advantages that groups adopt … Hayek's interpretation of the standard is that appealed to the selection group to explain the emerging rules are open to temptation, IE be incalcalcate rules that individuals prefer not to follow them although they are beneficial to the group. "

His hypothesis is that Luciano Andreozzi Hayek used the notion of group selection to explain an emerging type of behavior such as altruism from a State of equilibrium, but rather the selection of many types of balances. Using the frameworkul theory of theoretical Andreozzi games tries to explore to what extent the selection group hayekiana is consonanta with methodological individualism or.

Program
18:00 Shows R Uddin
18:20 Discussion

Text
Luciano Andreozzi, 2005, "Hayek Reads the Literature of the Emergence of Norms", Constitutional Political Economy 16 (3), 227-247