War, its causes and correlates /

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Corporate Authors: Pre-congress Conference on War, Its Causes and Correlates University of Notre Dame, International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences
Other Authors: Givens, R. Dale, 1928-, Nettleship, Anderson, Swimsaway, Crow, 1936-2018
Format: Electronic Conference Proceeding eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: The Hague : Mouton, [1975]
Series:World anthropology.
Subjects:
War and society > Congresses.
War > Congresses.
Guerre et société > Congrès.
Guerre > Congrès.
War
War and society
Conference papers and proceedings
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • General Editorâ€?S Preface
  • Preface
  • Part One: Introduction: War Research
  • Introduction
  • Welcome And Opening Remarks
  • War: Another Fact Of Human Evolution
  • The Role Of Anthropology In The World Crises
  • Sociological Perspectives On The Etiology Of War
  • Approaches To Peace Research
  • Theories Of War Causation: A Matrix For Analysis
  • Definitions
  • The Concept And Forms Of Competition
  • Part Two: Psychological And Psychiatric Considerations Of The Etiology Of War
  • Introduction
  • The Species-Specific Framework Of Man And Its Evolution Institutionalized Forms Of Intergenerational Male Aggression
  • Clothing And Power Abuse
  • Some Psychiatric Considerations On The Etiology Of War
  • Personal, Social, And International Violence
  • Part Three : The Biological And Cultural Evolution Of War
  • Introduction
  • An Evolutionary Theory Of The Causes Of War
  • The Biological Factor In The Etiology Of War: A Medical View
  • The Role Of Competition And Cooperation In Human Evolution
  • Aggression In Nonhuman Primates: Implications For Understanding Human Behavior Aggression In The!Ko-Bushmen
  • Wild Chimpanzees Using Clubs In Fighting An Animated Stuffed Leopard
  • Evidence Of Warfare In The Near East From 10,000â€?4,300 B.C
  • Warfare And The Disappearance Of Meroe: A Preliminary Application Of Cross-Cultural Findings To Nile Archaeology
  • An Evolutionary Paradigm For The Study Of Human Aggression
  • Part Four: The Ecology Of The Etiology Of War
  • Introduction
  • A Description Of Certain Features Of Prodromal War
  • War As Part Of Social Pollution Ecology, Economy, And Warfare In Lowland South America
  • Warfare: An Analysis Of Ecological Factors From Ethnohistorical Sources
  • Life In A Pressure Cooker: Man At The Turn Of The Century, 2001
  • Part Five: War In Complex Societies
  • Introduction
  • Capitalism, Colonialism And War: An Evolutionary Perspective
  • Patron-Client Structures, World Organization, And War
  • Domestic Social Structure And International Warfare
  • The Termination Of Peace As A Consequence Of Institutionalization
  • Circumstances Under Which Civil War Comes Into Existence Danish Colonialism In The West Indies: A Case Of Transculturation Failure
  • Part Six: War: Its Meaning And Its Control
  • Introduction
  • Cultural Variability In The Structuring Of Violence
  • Defending The Cosmos: Violence And Social Order Among The Anggor Of New Guinea
  • Head Hunters In A Headless Time
  • Wars Without Conflict
  • Warfare Regulation: A Cross-Cultural Test Of Hypotheses
  • War, Peace And International Law

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