"The main ingredients of evolutionary dynamics are reproduction, mutation, selection, random drift, and spatial movement. Always keep in mind that the population is the fundamental basis of any evolution. Individuals, genes, or ideas can change over time, but only populations evolve."
"evolutionary game dynamics arise whenever the fitness of an individual is not constant but depends on the relative abundance(=frequency) of others in the population."
The topics are pretty interesting from a population genetist's perspective — although Martin Nowak himself isn't a good man — he is among the consumers of Epstein's dirty business. This grading is just for the book; for the author's behavior, I'd like to grade merely one star.