"For the rest of this century, at least, no one will be able to write about women and competition without referring to this superb handbook." --Jerome H. Barkow, Emeritus Professor, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University"What a superb book, with articles by everyone from primatologists to evolutionary psychologists to feminists. It's impressively comprehensive too, covering a huge range of subjects-from female mate poaching, exploitation and deception to women's cooperative spirit and more benign tactics to compete. And what a relief: It's honest. It eschews the current appetite to make women victims and instead captures us as we really are-clever, dedicated, sometimesmanipulative and often savvy players in the mating market, with friends, in business and with kin. [The Oxford Handbook of Women and Competition] will live a long time." --Helen Fisher, Senior ResearchFellow, The Kinsey Institute; Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, Center for Human Evolutionary Studies, Rutgers University