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Ecological Perspective on Human Affairs

โœ Scribed by Harold Hance Sprout; Margaret T. Sprout

Publisher
Princeton University Press
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Leaves
248
Series
Princeton Legacy Library; 2160
Category
Library
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โœฆ Synopsis

"... of interest and value to all serious students of international politics, and indeed of human affairs generally."โ€”The American Political Science Review

Originally published in 1965.

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โœฆ Table of Contents

Foreword
Authors' Acknowledgments
CONTENTS
1. The Ecological Perspective
2. Focal Terms and Concepts
3. Environmental Determinism
4. Free-will Environmentalism
5. Possibilism
6. Probabilistic Models of Behavior
7. The Cognitive Aspect of Man-Milieu Relationships
8. Man-Milieu Relationships Reconsidered in the Light of More General Theories of Explanation
9. Man-Milieu Relationships Reconsidered in the Context of Prediction
10. The Issues Reviewed
Index

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