Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict

Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict

by Goetze, David James, Patrick

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Annotation Explores the general usefulness of evolutionary theory to the understanding of ethnic phenomena. Annotation James, Goetze, and their contributors provide a scholarly attempt to evaluate the role that evolved dispositions and psychological mechanisms may play in the formation of ethnic groups, the outbreak of ethnic group conflict, and the design of strategies for preventing and resolving group conflicts.

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  • Full title :Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict.

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Annotation Explores the general usefulness of evolutionary theory to the understanding of ethnic phenomena.

Annotation James, Goetze, and their contributors provide a scholarly attempt to evaluate the role that evolved dispositions and psychological mechanisms may play in the formation of ethnic groups, the outbreak of ethnic group conflict, and the design of strategies for preventing and resolving group conflicts.

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  • Publication Date:Aug. 2001.

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The Physical Object

  • Description:288 s. : : illustrations ; : 24. 200 x 16. 000 cm.

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780275971434, 0275971430
  • oclc:ocn760670181
  • LC Classification:GN496
  • Dewey Decimal:305.8

Subjects

Cultural Evolution Ethnic relations Ethnicité Ethnicity Évolution sociale Nationalism Nationalisme Relations interethniques Social evolution

Writers

Goetze, David James, Patrick

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