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We present a model for evolving agents using both genetic and cultural inheritance mechanisms. Within each agent our model maintains two distinct information stores we call the genome and the memome. Processes of adaptation are modeled as evolutionary processes at each level of adaptation (phylogenetic, ontogenetic, sociogenetic). We review relevan...
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... the basic evolutionary model the information is en- coded in the genome (Fig. 1). One or more parents con- tribute information to a replication process that creates a new agent and genome. In the simplest model the information in the genome is directly referenced for the selection process (i.e. there is no interpretation of the ...
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The influence of culture on the behavior of organizations is already unquestionable today. However, researchers are still trying to identify the relationships between culture and business behavior, as well as to differentiate countries based on cultural specificities. Many of the models and theories used are constantly criticized, especially in terms of methodological as well as lack of data or the unsustainability of the model in terms of time. In our research, unlike other research in the field of culture, we follow on Hajal's model, a line that culturally divides Europe into two parts. Hajnal line is based on data from the pre-industrial era, while in our research we are based on data for 2017. In the research, we tested 31 European countries, using secondary data of the European innovation index, human development (HDI) and GDP per capita. Using cluster analysis and correlation analysis, we have come to conclusions that highlight the importance of examining the Hajnal line today and highlight the similarities that manifest themselves not only from an anthropological point of view but also from a corporate point of view.
