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The sociobiology of conflict and the conflict about sociobiology: science and morals in the larger dservative hereditarians clash with progressive environmentalists, the characterization of the whole controversy in this way is largely a smoke-screen, which is held up in the interests of many parties involved.

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The biological instability of social equilibriaroups and organizations. Essential in this mechanism is a certain kind of social-role blindness, a peculiar unawareness of what we are doing on the level of social-role interactions, whereby attraction or repulsion are effectuated. As in Tiger’s contribution (Chapter 5), special provisions in our be

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Loyalty and aggression in human groupsup selection. The majority of sociobiologists are opposed to group selection on theoretical grounds (Lack, 1966; Trivers, 1985) while social scientists tend to be suspicious of natural selection as an explanation of human social behaviour (Van den Berghe, 1978). The normative implications of a notio

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