Advances in Human Ecology

Lee Freese
Hardback
9781559380911
01 April 1992
£85.99
Emerald
Emerald
  • Description
  • Contents
This is the seventh volume in a series designed to publish theoretical, empirical and review papers on scientific human ecology. Human ecology is interpreted to include structural and functional changes in human social organization and sociocultural systems.

Preface, Lee Freese; the last ancestor - an ecological network model on the origins of human sociality, Alexandra Maryanski; the evolution of macrosociety - why are large societies rare?, Richard Machalek; separation versus unification in sociological human ecology, William R. Catton Jr; the natural ecology of human ecology, Jeffrey S. Wicken; between the atom and the void - hierarchy in human ecology, Gerald L. Young; from entropy to economy - a thorny path, C. Dyke; the ethical foundations of sustainable economic development, R. Kerry Turner and David W. Pearce; the energy consumption turnaround and socioeconomic well-being in industrial societies in the 1980s, Marvin E. Olsen.