Articles

*Caldwell, Lynton K. (1964). Biopolitics. Yale Review 54:1-16

*Caldwell, Lynton. K. (1999) Is Humanity Destined to Self-Destruction? Politics and the Life Sciences. 18: 3-14.

Fetzer, James H. (1998) Group Selection and the Evolution of Culture, (in) V. Falger, P. Meyer and J. van der Dennen, eds. Research in Biopolitics: Sociobiology and Politics. Stamford, CT: JAI Press 3-15.

Fetzer, James H. (2005) The Evolution of Intelligence: Are Humans the Only Animals with Minds? Chicago, IL: Open Court.

Goetze, David. (2007) “Public goods, sharing genes, and the formation of large groups,” Politics and the Life Sciences, 26, 2:7-25

Goetze, David and Patrick James. (2005) "Evolutionary Psychology and Ethnic Phenomena," Evolutionary Psychology, 2: 142-159.

Goetze, David and Patrick James eds. (2001) Evolutionary Theory and Ethnic Conflict. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Publishers .

Goetze, David. (1998) "Evolution, mobility, and ethnic group formation," Politics and the Life Sciences, 17, 1: 59-71.

Hannagan, Rebecca J., and Christopher W. Larimer (2009) “Does Gender
Composition Affect Group Decision Outcomes? Evidence from a Laboratory
Experiment.” Political Behavior, forthcoming.

Hannagan, Rebecca J. (2008) “Genes, Brains and Gendered Behavior: Rethinking Power and Politics in Response to Condit, Liesen and
Vandermassen.” Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, 59: 504-511.

Hannagan, Rebecca J. and Peter K. Hatemi. (2008) “The Threat of Genes: A Comment on Evan Charney’s ‘Genes and Ideologies’.” Perspectives on Politics, 6 (2): 329-335.

Hannagan, Rebecca J. 2008. “Gendered Political Behavior: A Darwinian Feminist Approach.” Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, 59: 465-475.

*Hines, Samuel M. (1982). Politics and the Evolution of Inquiry in Political Science. Politics and the Life Sciences 1: 5-37

Orbell, John, et. al.(2007). Ancestral War and the Origins of Heroism. Journal of Politics 69: 927-940

Orbell, John (2003) Conflict, Interpersonal Assessment, and the Evolution of Cooperation; Simulation Results.” (in) Trust, Reciprocity, and Gains from Association; Interdisciplinary Lessons from Experimental Research, edited by Elinor Ostrom and James Walker, Russell Sage Foundation. With James Hanley and Tomonori Morikawa. 170-206.

Orbell, John, Tomonori Morikawa and James Hanley (2002) Cognitive Requirements for Conflict of Interest Games; A Functional Analysis. Politics and the Life Sciences, 21:1: 3-12.

Orbell, John, Tomonori Morikawa, Nicholas Allen (2002) The Evolution of Political Intelligence: Simulation Results. British Journal of Political Science, 32: 613-639.

Albert Somit and Steven A. Peterson, "Biological Correlates of Political Behavior," Political Psychology, (ed.) Margaret Hermann (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986).

 

Somit, Albert. (1968). Toward a More Biologically Oriented Political Science. Midwest Journal of Political Science 12: 550--567.

Somit Albert and Steven A. Peterson. (2001). Darwinism, Dominance, and Democracy: A Reaffirmation. Politics and the Life Sciences 20: 227–231.

*Wahlke, John C. (1979). "Pre-Behaviorism in Political Science." The American Political Science Review. 73: 9-31

White, Ronald F. (2007). A Prolegomenon to a General Theory of Assassination. Assassination Research 5: 1-22

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Books

*Barner-Barry, Carol. (1981). Longitudinal Observational Research and the Study of Basic Forms of Political Socialization. (in) Meredith Watts (ed.) Biopolitics: Ethological and Physiological Approaches. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 51-60

*Corning, Peter. (1983). The Synergism Hypothesis: A Theory of Progressive Evolution. New York: McGraw-Hill.

*Masters, Roger D. (1989). The Nature of Politics. New Haven: Yale University Press.

*Schubert, Glendon. (1989). Evolutionary Politics. Carbondale: Southern Illinois Press.

*Schubert, Glendon and Roger Masters, Primate Politics

*Somit, Albert, ed. (1976). Biology and Politics. The Hague: Mouton.

*Somit, Albert, Steven A. Peterson. (1997). Darwinism, Dominance, and Democracy. Westport: Praeger.

*Watts, Meredith ed. (1981). Biopolitics: Ethological and Physiological Approaches. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

*Wiegele, Thomas C. ed.(1982). Biology and the Social Sciences: An Emerging Revolution. Boulder: Westview Press.

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