Aggression and War: Their Biological and Social Bases
by Jo Groebel, Robert A. Hinde
A multidisciplinary examination of the biological and social roots of aggression and war, drawing on research from psychology, biology, and anthropology.
About This Book
This book examines the complex interplay between biological factors and social influences in the development of aggressive behavior and warfare.
Contributors analyze research from multiple disciplines to understand how aggression manifests at both individual and collective levels.
The volume addresses key questions about the origins of conflict and the mechanisms that drive human violence.
Scholars discuss evidence from evolutionary biology, psychology, and anthropology to provide a comprehensive overview.
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