The Theory of Strategic Evolution: Three Principles of Strategic Replicators

The paper introduces the Theory of Strategic Evolution, outlining three core principles—situated choice, reproductive transmission, and institution‑mediated coupling—that govern strategic replicators. It formalizes how agents’ choices influence continuation or reproduction, how successors inherit organizational structures, and how institutions shape these dynamics. The work includes formal models, proofs, and examples, such as a market‑rent‑entry model and a deployment scenario, to illustrate the theory’s application to strategic replication.

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