TY  - BOOK
AU  - Jones,Martin
AU  - Fabian,A.C.
TI  - Conflict
T2  - The Darwin College lectures
SN  - 0521839602
AV  - HM1121 .C659 2006
U1  - 303.6 22
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Cambridge, New York
PB  - Cambridge University Press
KW  - Social conflict
KW  - Interpersonal relations
KW  - Conflict (Psychology)
KW  - Violence
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction : arenas of conflict; Martin Jones and A. C. Fabian --; 1; Intrapersonal conflict; David Haig --; 2; Sex differences in mind; Simon Baron-Cohen --; 3; Why apes and humans kill; Richard Wrangham --; 4; The roots of warfare; Barry Cunliffe --; 5; Conflict in the Middle East; Lisa Anderson --; 6; Observing conflict; Kate Adie --; 7; Conflict and labour; William Brown --; 8; Life in violent universe; P. C. W. Davies
N2  - "Conflict, sadly, is part of our everyday life; experienced at home, in the workplace, on our TV screens. But is it an inevitable part of the fabric of our existence? In this volume, eight experts examine conflict at many levels, from the workings of genes to the evolution of galaxies. Evolutionary biologist David Haig examines why we disagree with ourselves, and psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen asks whether differences between the average male and female mind must necessarily lead to misunderstanding. Anthropologist Richard Wrangham explores why chimpanzees and humans have evolved to kill, while archaeologist Barry Cunliffe examines the roots of warfare. Political scientist Lisa Anderson analyses conflict in the Middle East, and broadcaster Kate Adie reflects on television reporting of war. The book concludes with industrial economist William Brown's discussion of conflict in labour relations, and an exploration of the creative and destructive effects of cosmic violence by physicist P. C. W. Davies."--Publisher description
ER  -