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Ecological-Evolutionary Theory

Name: Ecological-Evolutionary Theory
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 04830235
Price: 40756 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Gerhard Lenski
ISBN: 9781594511011

Principles and Applications

Gerhard Lenski

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04830235

Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd, May 2005

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For forty years, in a variety of books and articles, Gerhard Lenski has become the most influential proponent of ecological and evolutionary explanations of human societies, their development and transformations, from the Stone Age to the present. In his newest book, Lenski offers a succinct but comprehensive statement of the full body of his theory followed by demonstration of how it can be used to generate new and valuable insights when applied to a set of highly diverse issues. These include debates concerning the origin of ancient Israel and its distinctive culture, the rise of the West in the modern era, the highly varied trajectories of development of Third World nations in recent decades, and the failure of Marxist efforts to transform society in the Soviet Union and elsewhere. In the concluding chapter, Lenski discusses a number of other issues and areas where ecological-evolutionary theory may be fruitfully applied in the future.