Titlebook: Applied Evolutionary Anthropology; Darwinian Approaches Mhairi A. Gibson,David W. Lawson Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Nutrition in a Changing World: How Economic Growth Drives Chronic Diseaseshouseholds, or even individuals. The dual burden is a primary risk factor for the epidemic of chronic degenerative diseases affecting such populations, and may benefit from an evolutionary perspective. Evolving in environments of ecological instability, the genus . developed a complex life history p

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The Evo–Eco Approach to Behaviour ChangeThis approach is based on the inference that brains evolved to provide adaptive behavioural responses to rapidly changing or complex environmental conditions. From this foundation, we develop a model with three basic components: the . which presents some challenge or opportunity to the individual; t

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Mhairi A. Gibson,David W. LawsonContextualizes evolutionary perspectives in the design and implementation of public policy.Integrates evolutionary theory and neighboring social sciences to address major 21st century issues.Each chap

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Politische Konsolidierung: 1954 bis 1961king services. They do so by providing loans to groups of individuals who are jointly liable for their repayment. This model of lending creates a cooperative dilemma because if any member of a loan group defects and does not repay his/her share of the loan, the other members of the group are liable