Alexandra Maryanski, Richard Machalek, Jonathan H. Turner

• 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;

Alexandra Maryanski, Richard Machalek, Jonathan H. Turner

• 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;

Alexandra Maryanski, Richard Machalek, Jonathan H. Turner

• 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;