Violence : from biology to society : proceedings of the International Meeting on Biology and Sociology of Violence, Valencia, Spain, 16-18 September, 1996
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Violence : from biology to society : proceedings of the International Meeting on Biology and Sociology of Violence, Valencia, Spain, 16-18 September, 1996
（International congress series, no. 1135）
Elsevier, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In the 1970s, research on biological bases of violence was repudiated on ideological grounds. Now, insights of the 1990s on the biology of violence, including research on brain injury, ethology and genetic defects which cause violent behaviour both in animals and humans, force reappraisal of biological foundations for some violent behaviour. In this volume case studies are discussed, including American inner cities, narcoterrorism, Northern Ireland and Basqueterrorism. Epidemiology, anthropology and sociology perspectives include international studies of homicide rates, of the impact of television, effects of alcohol, impact on survivors, and evolving changes in international warfare. This text begins an integration of biological, psychological and cultural perspectives on violence. This broad perspective should interest psychiatrists, psychologists, neurologists, geneticists, ethologists, criminologists, women's and ethnic studies scholars, political scientists, ethicists and politicians.
目次
The diversity of aggression (R.A. Hinde). The evolution of familiality and its consequences (I. Eibl-Eibesfeldt). Classification of violent syndromes (B. Eichelman, A. Hartwig). Frontal lobe mechanisms of aggression (D.F. Benson, B.L. Miller). Temporal lobe mechanisms and violence (J.S. Grisolia). Violence: The scientific-medical perspective (J.H. Pincus). Sex differences in persistent sexual and aggressive behavior among mice lacking neuronal nitric oxide synthase (R.J. Nelson). Aggressive behaviour and altered amounts of brain serotonin in mice lacking monoamine oxidase A (E. De Maeyer et al. ). Genetics and human aggression - necessarily modest proposals (I.I. Gottesman). Genetics and violence (R.F. Murray Jr.). Violence and the genetics of human behaviour - historical reflections (D.J. Kevles). Ethical perspectives on violence (J.C. Fletcher). Emotional and biological consequences of threat and attack on victims (P.F. Brain). Emotional effects of violence in the family (A. Kreuz Smolinski). Television and violence (B.S. Centerwall). Alcohol, drugs and aggression (S.P. Taylor). Publishing research into the disease that is violence (D. Rennie). Building peace in the inner cities (D.F. Hawkins). Cross-cultural aspects of violence (R. Gartner). Militarism and peace in the information age (C.W. Kiefer). Violence and social models (T. Calleja). Violence and cultural values (A. Garrigues Walker). A psychosocial approach to terrorism (G. Musitu). The problem of violence in the Basque Country (J. Elzo). Nonviolent solutions for nationalist conflicts in the Basque Country (J.A. Ardanza). Drug trafficking: Violence and the white glove (P. Casals). The Laogai camps: Institutional violence in China (H. Wu). Seeds of nonviolence, harvest of peace: The Philippine revolution of 1986 (C.C. Aquino). A willingness to resort to violence (W.O. Walker Jr.). Christianity and violence (M.A. Garcia-Gasco y Vincente, Archbishop of Valencia). War is not in our biology: A decade of the Seville statement on violence (D. Adams). The biology and sociology of violence: Towards a new synthesis (J.S. Grisoli).
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