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Legal Institutionalism : Capitalism and the Constitutive Role of Law. (2017) Simon Deakin, David Gindis, G.M. Hodgson, Kainan Huang and Katharina Pistor

On fuzzy frontiers and fragmented foundations : some reflections on the original and new institutional economics. (2014) G.M. Hodgson

What is capital? : Economists and sociologists have changed its meaning - should it be changed back? (2014) G.M. Hodgson

The evolution of morality and the end of economic man. (2014) G.M. Hodgson

Come back Marshall, all is forgiven? : Complexity, evolution, mathematics and Marshallian exceptionalism. (2013) G.M. Hodgson

Agreeing on generalised Darwinism : A response to Pavel Pelikan. (2012) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

Evolutionary game theory and evolutionary economics : are they different species? (2012) G.M. Hodgson and K. Huang

Underqualified-maximal generality in Darwinian explanation : a response to Matt Gers. (2012) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

Sickonomics : Diagnoses and remedies. (2011) G.M. Hodgson

Choice, habit and evolution. (2010) G.M. Hodgson

Generative replication and the evolution of complexity. (2010) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

Towards an alternative economics of health care. (2009) G.M. Hodgson

In defence of generalized Darwinism. (2008) H.E. Aldrich, G.M. Hodgson, D.L. Hull, J. Mokyr, T. Knudsen and V.J. Vanberg

The emergence of property rights enforcement in early trade : A behavioral model without reputational effects. (2008) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

An institutional and evolutionary perspective on health economics. (2008) G.M. Hodgson

The revival of Veblenian institutional economics. (2007) G.M. Hodgson

A response to Christian Cordes and Clifford Poirot. (2007) G.M. Hodgson

Rationality versus program-based behavior. (2007) G.M. Hodgson

Firm-specific learning and the nature of the firm why transaction costs may provide an incomplete explanation. (2007) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

Institutions and individuals : Interaction and evolution. (2007) G.M. Hodgson

Meanings of methodological individualism. (2007) G.M. Hodgson

Cultural evolution is more than neurological evolution. (2006) T. Knudsen and G.M. Hodgson

The impact of empirical tests of transaction cost economics on the debate on the nature of the firm. (2006) R. Carter and G.M. Hodgson

Generalizing Darwinism to social evolution : Some early attempts. (2005) G.M. Hodgson

Alfred Marshall versus the Historical School. (2005) G.M. Hodgson

Knowledge at work : Some neoliberal anachronisms. (2005) G.M. Hodgson

The limits to participatory planning : A reply to Adaman and Devine. (2005) G.M. Hodgson

The firm as an interactor : Firms as vehicles for habits and routines. (2004) G.M. Hodgson and T. Knudsen

Hayekian evolution reconsidered : A response to Caldwell. (2004) G.M. Hodgson

The Enforcement of Contracts and Property Rights : Constitutive versus Epiphenomenal Conceptions of Law. (2003) G.M. Hodgson

Capitalism, employment, and complexity : With further critical comments on another Hodgson [2] (multiple letters). (2002) G.M. Hodgson, S.A. Bell and J.F. Henry

Darwin, Veblen and the problem of causality in economics. (2001) G.M. Hodgson