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Intraorganizational Evolution (Warglien, 2002)
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In: Baum (ed.) The Blackwell Companion to Organizations

p.110 The intuition that a system can respond adaptively to its environment by mimicking inside itself the basic dynamics of evolutionary processes was already present in Darwin (1859): but it is mostly after the work of Holland (1975) that some basic features of evolution as a search and learning process have been clarified.
 
p.110 Holland (1975) has suggested that these basic processes of "evolutionary search" are at the heart of the adaptive performance of complex systems.

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