Titlebook: Human Nature and Public Policy; An Evolutionary Appr Albert Somit (Distinguished Service Professor Emer Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Prostitution—An Evolutionary Perspectivemoney—their clients, their managers, and their procurers offer up a microcosm of the human condition imbued with a wide range of sexual behaviors, financial arrangements, criminal behavior, satisfactions, dissatisfactions, abuses, and exploitations. Attempts to eliminate or control sex for pay date

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Relating to the Environment: Legacy and Learning a century. My 1963 article “Environment: A Focus for Public Policy” was regarded as a path-breaker in defining the need for public policy to protect the environment (Caldwell, 1963). But except for limited support from conservation organizations, most philanthropic institutions were unwilling to su

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Evolution and Political Marketingg Darwinian framework. Wilson (1998) proposed that all human pursuits and areas of knowledge (e.g., the sciences, the arts, religion) can be fully understood only when viewed as arising from a small set of Darwinian principles. Tooby and Cosmides (1992) have argued for a similar integration across a

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Explore and Exploit: An Evolutionary Analysis of Institutional Dynamics, 2001; Easterly, 2001; Feng et al., 2000b). Oftentimes, bad policy is indeed good politics as extant institutional arrangements reward socially inefficient outcomes (Bueno de Mesquita et al., 2002). That is, policy-makers respond to incentives embedded in the institutional structure when choosing p

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Maclean’s Evolutionary Neuroscience and the Conflict Systems Neurobehavioral Model: Some Clinical an (SSSM) is no longer tenable from a scientific perspective. Inevitably the social sciences will, however incrementally and tentatively, be motivated to find an accommodation with the new advances in the natural sciences. Unfortunately, the resistance of social scientists to biological explanations h

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Altruism and Good Samaritan Lawogians, preachers, legal scholars, philosophers, judges, politicians, and ordinary citizens. Intermittently, we are reminded of the potential for citizens to ignore the plight of others. An example is the case of David Cash, who expressed no remorse for his failure to intervene to save the life of a