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Events
- - 10-10: Sex, institutions, and politics: Joanne Souza & Paul Bingham at TEDxSBU
- - 09-23: Talk at Hofstra University's IDEAS Institute
- - Lively Discussions Following Radio Interview
- - 04/14: Talk on History and Political Behavior at SBU
- - 03/15: Lecture and Book Signing at SBU Wang Center
- - 03/10: Book Presentation and Signing at SBU Bookstore
Recent News
- - New publication in the Journal of Social, Evolutionary and Cultural Psychology
- - New Review of the Book
- - Listen to the Talk from Society for American Archaeology
- - See NSF Evolutionary Studies Talk
- - See the Public Lecture Online
- - Radio Interview on "New Books In History"
- - Discuss Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Address
- - Student Testimonials Added
- - Chapters and Authors Videos Added
With "elite throwing" as a unifying theme, Bingham and Souza launch an epic journey through two million years of human evolutionary history. Following lucid explanations of scientific method and the evolutionary process, the authors present a theory explaining the emergence of unique human behaviors, meticulously documenting the evidence. The book is so engagingly written that readers with all backgrounds will be drawn to critically examining the new perspectives on current and past human behaviors.
- Mary W. Marzke, Professor emerita,
School of Human Evolution and Social Change,
Arizona State University
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