Evolutionary forensic psychology : Darwinian foundations of crime and law /
This work is a step towards a unified and complete understanding of psychology and the law. It recognizes that crimes such as murder, non-lethal violence, rape, and theft are manifestations of evolutionarily recurrent selection when they gave individuals an advantage in competition for resources.
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Evolutionary forensic psychology / Todd K. Shackelford and Joshua D. Duntley
- The promise of evolutionary psychology for criminology : the examples of gender and age / Anthony Walsh and Kevin M. Beaver
- The origins of homicide / Joshua D. Duntley and David M. Buss
- Intimate partner violence / Aaron T. Goetz [and others]
- The evolutionary psychology of sexual harassment / Kingsley R. Browne
- Evolutionary psychological perspectives on rape / William F. McKibbin [and others]
- The world's oldest profession : evolutionary insights into prostitution / Catherine Salmon
- Risk-taking, antisocial behavior, and life histories / Sandeep Mishra and Martin L. Lalumière
- Theft / Satoshi Kanazawa
- In cold blood : the evolution of psychopathy / Martin L. Lalumière, Sandeep Mishra, and Grant T. Harris
- Victim adaptations / Joshua D. Duntley and Todd K. Shackelford
- The evolution of a sense of justice / Dennis L. Krebs
- Reducing crime evolutionarily / Lee Ellis
- Did the victim deserve to die? Darwin goes to court / J. Anderson Thomson, Jr.