Titlebook: War in Ecological Perspective; Persistence, Change, Andrew P. Vayda Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 Action.demography.environment.res

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Summary,s with distinguishable phases. This has made it possible for us to see that escalations from phase to phase in war processes are not inevitable; that the causes of entry into war may be different from the causes of moving from one phase to another; that, in cases of escalation to territorial conques

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Introduction,nerally accepted, implicitly or explicitly, a simple dichotomy between war and peace. One author, reviewing contributions to the . during the years 1957–1968, has remarked: “I get the feeling that, for most . contributors, once a war happens, it ceases to be interesting” (Converse, 1968:476-477). Co

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War as a Process,Guinea. A multiphase war process operating among these people will be described and analyzed in this chapter. The concluding section of the chapter will indicate the features of the Maring process that are especially important for understanding how war processes in general can operate adaptively in