__________ Elias L. Khalil __________

Department of Economics, Monash University, VIC 3800, Australia.

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Khalil, E.L. 2000. Beyond natural selection and divine intervention: The Lamarckian implication of Adam Smith's invisible hand. Journal of Evolutionary Economics 10: 373—393. [abstract]

Keywords: Adam Smith • bounded rationality • creation vs. evolution • Darwin • invisible hand explanation • Lamarck • sympathy.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory. Journal of Bioeconomics 2: 203—220.

Keywords: efficiency • hysteresis • market selection • natural selection • optimization • path dependency • productivity • rationality.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Types of metaphor and identificational slips ineconomic discourse. Research in the history of economic thought and methodology 20: #—#.

Keywords: economic discourse • history of economics • metaphor.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Sentimental Fools: A critique of Amartya Sen's notion of commitment. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 41: #—#.

Keywords: commitment • rational choice theory.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Symbolic products: Prestige, pride and identity goods. Theory and Decision 48: #—#.

Keyword: symbolic capital.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Making sense of Adam Smith's invisible hand: Beyond Pareto optimality and unintended consequences. Journal of the History of Economic Thought #: #—#.

Keywords: Adam Smith • invisible hand explanation.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory. Journal of Bioeconomics 2: 203—220. [abstract]

Keywords: efficiency • hysteresis • market selection • natural selection • optimization • path dependency • productivity • rationality.

Khalil, E.L. 1999. Institutions, naturalism and evolution. Review of Political Economy 11: 61—81.

Keywords: institutionalism • naturalism • naturalism in economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1999. Two kinds of order: Thoughts on thetheory of the firm. Journal of Socio-Economics 28(2): #—#.

Keywords: order • theory of the firm.

Khalil, E.L. 1998/99. The Janus hypothesis. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 21: 315—342.

Keyword: Janus hypothesis (Khalil).

Khalil, E.L. 1998. The five careers of the biological metaphor in economic theory. Journal of Socio-Economics 27: 29—52.

Keywords: biological metaphors in economic theory • evolutionary economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1998. Is justice the primary feature of the state? Adam Smith's Critique of Social Contract Theory. European Journal of Law and Economics 6: 215—230.

Keywords: Adam Smith • justice • social contract.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Economics, biology, and naturalism: Three problems concerning the question of individuality. Biology and Philosophy 12: 185—206. [abstract][pdf.]

Keywords: evolutionary economics • individuality • naturalism • naturalism in economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. The red queen paradox: A proper name for a popular game. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 153: 411—415.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • red queen hypothesis.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Buridan's ass, uncertainty, risk, and self-competition: A theory of entrepreneurship. Kyklos 50: 147—163.

Keywords: determinism • entrepreneurship • phisosophy of science • risk • self-competition • uncertainty.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Is the firm an individual? Cambridge Journal of Economics 21: 519—544.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • individuality • theory of the firm.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Production and environmental resources: A prelude to an evolutionary framework. Southern Economic Journal 63: 929—946.

Keywords: ecological economics • environmental resources • evolutionary economics • production.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Symbolic inputs: Positional, reference and publicity goods. Finnish Economic Papers 10: 20—34.

Keyword: symbolic capital.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Biological metaphors, socio-economic theory and reductionism. Economic Issues 2(2): 45—57.

Keywords: biological metaphors in economics • reductionism.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Chaos theory versus Heisenberg's uncertainty: Risk, uncertainty and economic theory. American Economist 41(2): 27—40.

Keywords: chaos theory • Heisenberg • risk • uncertainty.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Etzioni versus Becker: Do moral sentiments differ from ordinary tastes? De Economist 145: 491—520.

Keywords: Becker • Etzioni • evolutionary ethics • moral sentiments.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Friedrich Hayek's theory of spontaneous order: Two problems. Constitutional Political Economy 8: 301—317.

Keywords: Hayek • spontaneous order.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Evolutionary biology and evolutionary economics. Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics 8: 221—244.

Keywords: biological metaphors in economic theory • evolutionary economics • interdisciplinarity.

Khalil, E.L. 1997. Can artificial selection remedy the failing of natural se[le]ction with regard to scientific validation? [Comment on Campbell 1997.] Evolution and Cognition 3: 71—74.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Social theory and naturalism: An introduction. In Khalil/Boulding, Evolution, Order, and Complexity, 1—39.

Keywords: naturalism • naturalism in social science.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Non-linear dynamics versus development processes: Two kinds of change. Manchester School 64: 309—322.

Keywords: change • development • nonlinear dynamics • phisosophy of science.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Economic action, naturalism, and purposefulness. Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology 14: 119—140.

Keywords: naturalism • naturalism in economics • teleology.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. What is economic action? From Marshall and Robbins to Polanyi and Becker. Journal of the History of Economic Thought 18: 13—36.

Keywords: Becker • economic action • evolutionary economics • Marshall • Polanyi • Robbins.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Friedrich Hayek's Darwinian theory of evolution of institutions: Two problems. Australian Economic Papers 35: 183—201.

Keywords: Darwinian theory of economic evolution • Darwinian theory of institutions • evolutionary economics • Hayek • institutionalism.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Kenneth Boulding: Ecodynamicist or evolutionary economist? Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics 19: 83—100.

Keywords: Boulding • ecodynamics • ecological economics • evolutionary economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1996. Respect, admiration, aggrandizement: Adam Smith as economic psychologist. Journal of Economic Psychology 17: 555—577.

Keywords: Adam Smith • economic psychology.

Khalil, E.L./Boulding, K.E., eds. 1996. Evolution, Order, and Complexity. London: Routledge.

Keywords: complexity • ecological economics • order • philosophy of science.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Organizations versus institutions. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 151: 445—466.

Keywords: institutionalism • organizations.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. The socioculturalist agenda in economics: Critical remarks of Thorstein Veblen's legacy. Journal of Socio-Economics 24: 545—569.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • institutionalism • socioculturalist agenda in economics • Veblen.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Institutional theory of the firm? Extension and limitation. Review of Political Economy 7: 43—51.

Keywords: institutionalism • theory of the firm.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Ecological economics, neoclassical economics and the technological/institutional regime of production. British Review of Economic Issues 17: 41—70.

Keywords: ecological economics • institutional regime • neoclassical economics • technological regime.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Has economics progressed? Rectilinear, historicist, universalist, and evolutionary historiographies. History of Political Economy 27: 43—87.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • historiography • phisosophy of science • progress.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. On the scope of economics: What is the question? Finnish Economic Papers 8: 40—55.

Keyword: scope of economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Individual separateness or universal scheme? A note on neo-Darwinian vs. non-Darwinian evolutionary social science. Human Nature 6: 91—94.

Keywords: evolutionary economics • evolutionary social science.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Organizations, naturalism, and complexity. Review of Social Economy 53: 393—419.

Keywords: complexity • naturalism • naturalism in economics • organizations.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. After the special nature of the firm: Beyond the critics of orthodox neoclassical economics. In Groenewegen, Transaction Cost Economics and Beyond, 289—307.

Keyword: phisosophy of science.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Nonlinear thermodynamics and social science modeling: Fad cycles, cultural development and identificational slips. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 54: 423—438.

Keyword: thermodynamics.

Khalil, E.L. 1995. Neo-classical economics and neo-Darwinism: Clearing the way for historical thinking. In Hodgson, Economics and Biology, #—#.

Originally published 1993 in Blackwell/Chatha/Nell, Economics as Worldly Philosophy, #÷#.

Keywords: history • neo-Darwinism • neoclassical economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1994. Rules. In Hodgson/Samuels/Tool, The Elgar Companion to Institutional and Evolutionary Economics, 253—264.

Keywords: institutionalism • rules.

Khalil, E.L. 1994. The implication for socialismof Marx's theory of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall. Journal of the History of Economic Thought 16: 292—309.

Keywords: Marx • socialism.

Khalil, E.L. 1993. Neo-classical economics and neo-Darwinism: Clearing the way for historical thinking. In Blackwell/Chatha/Nell, Economics as Worldly Philosophy, #—#.

Reprinted in Hodgson, Economics and Biology, 1995.

Keywords: history • neo-Darwinism • neoclassical economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1993. Is Poincaréan nonlinear dynamics the alternative to the selection theory of evolution? Journal of Social and Evolutionary Systems 16: 489—500.

Keywords: Poincaréan nonlinear dynamics • selectionism.

Khalil, E.L. 1992. Economics and biology: Eight areas of research. Methodus 4: 29—45.

Reprinted in Hodgson, Economics and Biology.

Keywords: common research interests in biology and economics • interdisciplinarity.

Khalil, E.L. 1992. Marx's understanding of the essence ofcapitalism. History of Economics Review 17: 19—32.

Keywords: capitalism • Marx.

Khalil, E.L. 1992. Nature and abstract labor in Marx. Social Concept 6: 91—117.

Keywords: abstract labor • Marx • nature.

Khalil, E.L. 1992. Was Marx a political economist (or just an economist)? Class Power in Relation to the Entry Points of Capital. Methodus 4: 35—43.

Keywords: Marx • political economy.

Khalil, E.L. 1992. Fox, hedgehog, and owl: Three temperaments of economic discourse. Methodus 4: 101—109.

Keyword: economic discourse.

Khalil, E.L. 1990. Natural complex vs. natural system. Journal of Social and Biological Structures 13: 11—31.

Keywords: natural complex (Khalil) • natural system • phisosophy of science.

Khalil, E.L. 1990. Rationality and social labor in Marx. Critical Review 4: 239—265.

Keywords: Marx • rationality • social labor.

Khalil, E.L. 1990. Entropy law and exhaustion of natural resources: Is Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen's paradigm defensible? Ecological Economics 2: 163—178.

Keywords: ecological economics • entropy law • exhaustion of natural resources • Georgescu-Roegen.

Khalil, E.L. 1990. Beyond self-interest and altruism: A reconstruction of Adam Smith's theory of human conduct. Economics and Philosophy 6: 255—273.

Reprinted in Zamagni, The Economics of Altruism.

Keywords: Adam Smith • altruism • selfishness.

Khalil, E.L. 1989. Adam Smith and Albert Einstein: Theaesthetic principle of truth. History of Economics Society Bulletin 11: 222—237.

Keywords: Adam Smith • aesthetic principle of truth • Einstein • history of science • philosophy of science.

Khalil, E.L. 1989. Principles, rules and ideology. Forum for Social Economics 18/19: 41—54.

Keywords: ideology • rules • social economics.

Khalil, E.L. 1987. Kuhn, Lakatos, and the history of economic thought. International Journal of Social Economics 14: 118—131.

Keywords: history of economics • Kuhn • Lakatos • phisosophy of science.