β Scribed by Marc Kissel Nam C. Kim
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
1 INTRODUCTION......Page 1
2 GENERAL PERSPECTIVES AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL VOICES......Page 3
3 CONCEPTUALIZATIONS......Page 4
4.1 Models, assumptions, and ethnographic research: Warfare among non-state societies......Page 6
4.2 Primatological research......Page 7
4.3 Archaeological research......Page 9
4.4 ``Warrior genes´´......Page 10
5.1 Assessing paleoanthropological materials......Page 11
5.3 The Gran Dolina case......Page 12
6 EMERGENT WARFARE: AN OUTCOME OF HUMAN EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE......Page 15
7 FUTURE DIRECTIONS......Page 17
REFERENCES......Page 19
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