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|a Biopolitics at 50 Years :
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|a Research in Biopolitics ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Cover -- BIOPOLITICS AT 50 YEARS -- RESEARCH IN BIOPOLITICS -- BIOPOLITICS AT 50 YEARS: FOUNDING AND EVOLUTION -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- ABOUT THE EDITORS -- Introduction -- References -- Political Science and Biology: Then, Now, and Next -- Abstract -- Then -- Now -- Neo-Darwinism -- Organizational Aspects -- The Current Literature -- Next -- Reflections -- References -- Politics in Evolution: The First 5 Million Years, and the Next 100* -- Abstract -- Introduction: Defining Politics -- The Synergism Hypothesis -- Explaining Political Evolution
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|a The Emergence of "Leadership" -- Synergy Goes to War -- The Evolution of Complex Societies -- The Synergism Hypothesis Revisited -- The Future of Politics -- A Future for Hope? -- A Conclusion, and a Beginning? -- References -- The Remerging Foundations of a Biopolitical Science -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Gregarious Animals -- Political Animals -- Moral Animals -- Domesticated Animals -- The Familial Animal -- The Biopolitical Science -- References -- A Multidimensional Understanding of Human Nature in Moral, Political, and Legal Philosophy1 -- Abstract -- Introduction
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|a A Multidimensional Understanding of Human Nature Based on Biology -- A Four-Part Framework of Analysis -- A Cosmic Perspective -- Some Perspectives in Neuroscience Have Changed -- Medical Ethics -- United States Constitutional Democracy -- The Declaration of Independence -- The United States Constitution -- Legal Philosophy -- John Austin (1790-1859) -- H. L. A. Hart (1907-1992) -- Lon Fuller (1902-1978) -- John Finnis -- Ronald Dworkin -- Judge Richard Posner and the Holmes Lectures of 1997 -- Summary -- References -- The Biopolitics of COVID-19: Repercussions for International Relations
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|a Abstract -- Introduction -- The Biopolitics of Crises: Security Perspectives -- The International Relations Perspective: Sovereignty and Governmentality -- New Biopolitical Inequalities -- Biopolitical Challenges to Regionalism -- Foreign Policy Analysis: New Facets of Biodiplomacy -- Toward Global Biopolitics: Institutional Dynamics -- Concluding Remarks: The Biopolitics of Liberalism, Post-liberalism, and Illiberalism -- References -- Human Nature and the Policy Process: Expectations from Biology -- Abstract -- Introduction -- What Do We Know About Humans? -- How Humans Think
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|a Cursory v. Elaborate -- Learning and Beliefs -- Experts v. Novices -- Control -- Prone to Mistakes (Heuristics) -- Instincts and Gut Feelings -- The Role of Emotion -- The Power of Interpersonal Relationships -- People Matter -- Context Matters -- Gossip -- Mind-Reading -- The Power of Belonging to a Group -- Affiliation -- Cooperation and Conformity -- Stereotypes and Prejudice -- Fairness -- The Power of Competition for Status -- Implications for the Limits of Policy Success -- Citizens -- Policymakers -- Policy Targets -- Policy Analysts -- Implications for Politics -- The Role of Information
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|a Biopolitics at 50 Years: Founding and Evolutionexplores the study of biology and politics through the prism of fifty years of experience presenting current research that illustrates the nature and evolution of biopolitics.
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