Memetics researchers - publications

Who publishes on memetics, cultural evolution and social evolution?

Here is an alphabetical list of some of the researchers who maintain lists of their publications:

• Aunger, Robert - publications
  
• Bentley, Alex - publications - resources
  
• Blute, Marion - publications
  
• Boyd, Robert - publications
  
• Blackmore, Susan - publications
  
• Cavalli-Sforza, L. L. - publications
  
• Cloak, Ted - publications - resources
  
• Crane, Riley - publications - resources
  
• Dennett, Daniel - publications
  
• Distin, Kate - publications
  
• Feldman, Marcus - publications
  
• Frank, Robert - publications - resources
  
• Gessler, Nicholas - publications
  
• Gintis, Herbert - publications
  
• Gontier, Nathalie - publications - resources
  
• Gray, Russell - publications
  
• Henrich, Joseph - publications
  
• Heyes, Cecilia M. - publications - resources
  
• Heylighen, Francis - publications
  
• Hodgson, Geoffrey - publications
  
• Johnson, Steven - publications - resources
  
• Kendal, Jeremy - publications
  
• Kirby, Simon - publications
  
• Laland, Kevin - publications
  
• McElreath, Richard - publications
  
• Mesoudi, Alex - publications
  
• Pagel, Mark - publications - resources
  
• Rendell, Luke - publications
  
• Richerson, Peter J. - publications
  
• Shennan, Stephen - publications
  
• Sloane Wilson, David - publications - resources
  
• Sterelny, Kim - publications - resources
  
• Van Vugt, Mark - publications
  
• Whiten, Andrew - publications
  
• Wimsatt, William - publications - resources
  

Some research organisations also have lists of their publications:

• Centre for the study of cultural evolution (Stockholm) - publications
  
• Cultaptation (Stockholm) - publications
  
• LalandLab (Scotland, UK) - publications
  
• Centre for Social Learning & Cognitive Evolution (Scotland, UK) - publications
  
• Culture Evolution and Cognition (British Columbia) - publications
  
• Human Evolutionary Ecology Group (UCL London, UK) - publications
  
• Centre for the Evolution of Cultural Diversity (UCL London, UK) - publications
  
• Russell Gray Reseacrh Lab (The University of Auckland, NZ) - publications
  
• Tipping Points - (Durham, UK) - publications
  
• Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics - (Netherlands) - publications
  

Interestingly many of those involved (including me until recently) seem to be based in the United Kingdom. It remains a hot-bed of research into evolution, 150 years after Darwin.

These lists are under construction.