Darwinian sociocultural evolution : solutions to dilemmas in cultural and social theory / by Blute, Marion

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Darwinian sociocultural evolution : solutions to dilemmas in cultural and social theory / by Blute, Marion

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Why me? : the sociocultural evolution of a self-reflective mind / by Bogdan, Radu J.

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Cross-cultural psychology : why culture matters / by Krumov, Krum

Table of Contents: “…The origin of culture : cultural transformation and sociocultural evolution --…”
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El Mesolítico en Cantabria Centro-Oriental. by Pérez Bartolomé, Mercedes

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Human senescence : evolutionary and biocultural perspectives / by Crews, Douglas E.

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Pioneers of ecological humanism / by Morris, Brian, 1936-

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Handbook on evolution and society : toward an evolutionary social science /

Table of Contents: “…Sanderson -- The sociocultural evolution of world-systems / Christopher Chase-Dunn -- The evolution of the human brain / David D. …”

Signs of power : the rise of cultural complexity in the Southeast /

Table of Contents: “…Heckenberger -- Explaining sociopolitical complexity in the foraging adaptations of the southeastern United States: the roles of demography, kinship, and ecology in sociocultural evolution / Randolph J. Widmer -- The power of beneficent obligation in first mound-building societies / Jon L. …”
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Handbook on evolution and society : toward an evolutionary social science /

Table of Contents: “…Sanderson -- The sociocultural evolution of world-systems / Christopher Chase-Dunn -- The evolution of the human brain / David D. …”
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Democratic Nationalism in Scotland : inclusion in political and national collectives / by Rückheim, Philipp

Table of Contents: “…6.4 Conclusion: Sociocultural evolution of the Scottish Parliament -- 7 Religious unionism and separatism -- 7.1 Clergy -- "present the arguments" -- 7.1.1 Neutral churches -- 7.1.2 Fundamentalist churches -- 7.1.3 Preventing ethnic conflict -- 7.2 Believers of unionism and separatism -- 7.3 Discussion -- 7.3.1 The clergy's neutrality as responsiveness -- 7.3.2 Explaining protestant unionism -- 7.3.3 Religious and political autonomy: Ecumenism -- 8 Higher education and national universalism -- 8.1 Mechanisms of Scottish universalism -- 8.1.1 Protection of the Scottish Reformation -- 8.1.2 Small-Town grammar schools -- 8.1.3 Reform of university teaching -- 8.1.4 Thematic inclusivity of the university -- 8.1.5 Social inclusion of the Scottish university -- 8.2 Scottishness and university -- 8.3 Internationalisation and nationalisation -- 9 Political and economic autonomies -- 9.1 Currency union -- 9.2 Anticipating the question of currency -- 9.3 Autonomy by pluralisation of dependencies -- 10 Gaelic in democratic nationalism -- 10.1 Multicultural integration by Gaelic -- 10.2 Celtic revival: From virtue to sentimentality -- 10.3 European multiculturalism -- 10.4 Conclusion -- 11 Conclusion -- 11.1 Summary -- 11.2 Comparing democratic and autocratic nationalism.…”
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