"Handbook on Evolution and Society" brings together original chapters by prominent scholars who have been instrumental in the revival of evolutionary theorizing and research in the social sciences over the last twenty-five years. Previously unpublished essays provide up-to-date, critical surveys of recent research and key debates.
"Handbook on Evolution and Society" brings together original chapters by prominent scholars who have been instrumental in the revival of evolutionary theorizing and research in the social sciences over the last twenty-five years. Previously unpublished essays provide up-to-date, critical surveys of recent research and key debates.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexandra Maryanski, Richard Machalek, Jonathan H. Turner
Inhaltsangabe
Part One General Issues in Evolutionary Analysis in the Social Sciences; Chapter One Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory and Sociology Richard Machalek Michael W. Martin; Chapter Two The Biological Character of Social Theory Alexander Rosenberg; Chapter Three Modes of Variation and Their Implications for an Extended Evolutionary Synthesis Marion Blute; Chapter Four Evolutionary Transitions in Individuality and Selection in Societal Evolution Matthew B. Dunn; Chapter Five The Prospects and Limitations of Evolutionary Theorizing in the Social Sciences Jonathan H. Turner Alexandra Maryanski; Part Two Sociobiology and Evolutionary Psychology; Chapter Six Yanomamö: The Sociobiology People Napoleon A. Chagnon Shane J. Macfarlan; Chapter Seven Sociobiology at Work in Modern Populations Rosemary L. Hopcroft; Chapter Eight Evolutionary Psychology and Its Relevance to the Social Sciences Satoshi Kanazawa; Chapter Nine Where Do We Stand with Respect to Evolutionary Studies of Human Behavior? John Alcock; Chapter Ten The Evolution of the Social Mind Jonathan H. Turner; Part Three Evolutionary Sociology; Chapter Eleven Evolutionary Sociology W. G. Runciman; Chapter Twelve Spencer's Conception of Evolution and Its Application to the Political Development of Societies Robert L. Carneiro; Chapter Thirteen Darwinian Conflict Theory Stephen K. Sanderson; Chapter Fourteen The Sociocultural Evolution of World-Systems Christopher Chase-Dunn; Chapter Fifteen The Evolution of the Human Brain David D. Franks; Chapter Sixteen The Human Behavioral Ecology of Foragers Robert L. Kelly; Chapter Seventeen Evolving Communities Michael D. Irwin; Chapter Eighteen Organizational Ecology Jonathan H. Turner; Part Four Sex Gender and Mating; Chapter Nineteen Marry In or Die Out Robin Fox; Chapter Twenty On the Origins of Gender Inequality Joan Huber; Chapter Twenty-One The Evolution of Tenuous Pair Bonding in Humans Timothy Crippen; Part Five Cooperation Hierarchy and Social Control; Chapter Twenty-Two The Evolution of Social Control Christopher Boehm; Chapter Twenty-Three Human Cooperation Lee Cronk; Chapter Twenty-Four When and Why Power Corrupts Charleenn R. Case Jon K. Maner; Chapter Twenty-Five Biosociology of Dominance and Deference Allan Mazur; Chapter Twenty-Six Intergroup Threat and Extralegal Police Aggression Malcolm D. Holmes; Part Six From Primate Legacies to Future Directions; Chapter Twenty-Seven A Salience Theory of Learning and Behavior and Rights of Apes Duane M. Rumbaugh; Chapter Twenty-Eight Language Use among Apes Ken Schweller; Chapter Twenty-Nine Evolutionary Sociology Jonathan H. Turner Alexandra Maryanski; Chapter Thirty Evolved Human Sociality and Literature Joseph Carroll; Chapter Thirty-One Contrast Effects in Social Evolution and Schumpeter's Creative Destruction Michael Hammond;
Part One General Issues in Evolutionary Analysis in the Social Sciences; Chapter One Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory and Sociology Richard Machalek Michael W. Martin; Chapter Two The Biological Character of Social Theory Alexander Rosenberg; Chapter Three Modes of Variation and Their Implications for an Extended Evolutionary Synthesis Marion Blute; Chapter Four Evolutionary Transitions in Individuality and Selection in Societal Evolution Matthew B. Dunn; Chapter Five The Prospects and Limitations of Evolutionary Theorizing in the Social Sciences Jonathan H. Turner Alexandra Maryanski; Part Two Sociobiology and Evolutionary Psychology; Chapter Six Yanomamö: The Sociobiology People Napoleon A. Chagnon Shane J. Macfarlan; Chapter Seven Sociobiology at Work in Modern Populations Rosemary L. Hopcroft; Chapter Eight Evolutionary Psychology and Its Relevance to the Social Sciences Satoshi Kanazawa; Chapter Nine Where Do We Stand with Respect to Evolutionary Studies of Human Behavior? John Alcock; Chapter Ten The Evolution of the Social Mind Jonathan H. Turner; Part Three Evolutionary Sociology; Chapter Eleven Evolutionary Sociology W. G. Runciman; Chapter Twelve Spencer's Conception of Evolution and Its Application to the Political Development of Societies Robert L. Carneiro; Chapter Thirteen Darwinian Conflict Theory Stephen K. Sanderson; Chapter Fourteen The Sociocultural Evolution of World-Systems Christopher Chase-Dunn; Chapter Fifteen The Evolution of the Human Brain David D. Franks; Chapter Sixteen The Human Behavioral Ecology of Foragers Robert L. Kelly; Chapter Seventeen Evolving Communities Michael D. Irwin; Chapter Eighteen Organizational Ecology Jonathan H. Turner; Part Four Sex Gender and Mating; Chapter Nineteen Marry In or Die Out Robin Fox; Chapter Twenty On the Origins of Gender Inequality Joan Huber; Chapter Twenty-One The Evolution of Tenuous Pair Bonding in Humans Timothy Crippen; Part Five Cooperation Hierarchy and Social Control; Chapter Twenty-Two The Evolution of Social Control Christopher Boehm; Chapter Twenty-Three Human Cooperation Lee Cronk; Chapter Twenty-Four When and Why Power Corrupts Charleenn R. Case Jon K. Maner; Chapter Twenty-Five Biosociology of Dominance and Deference Allan Mazur; Chapter Twenty-Six Intergroup Threat and Extralegal Police Aggression Malcolm D. Holmes; Part Six From Primate Legacies to Future Directions; Chapter Twenty-Seven A Salience Theory of Learning and Behavior and Rights of Apes Duane M. Rumbaugh; Chapter Twenty-Eight Language Use among Apes Ken Schweller; Chapter Twenty-Nine Evolutionary Sociology Jonathan H. Turner Alexandra Maryanski; Chapter Thirty Evolved Human Sociality and Literature Joseph Carroll; Chapter Thirty-One Contrast Effects in Social Evolution and Schumpeter's Creative Destruction Michael Hammond;
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