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Bingham, a molecular and evolutionary biologist, and Souza, an evolutionary psychologist, discuss the implications of "social coercion theory." This powerful new body of insight from the last decade and a half of research shows how a social revolution ca. 2 million years ago our set ancient biology on the course that made us human

Implications of our theoretical view to human political psychology and public policy.

The authors of Death from a Distance are holding a talk at Hofstra University's IDEAS Science Evening

Listen to our Radio Interview on "New Books In History" with Marshall Poe of the National History Center. We discuss our theory of history.

Talk by Paul and Joanne at the Spring 2011 Society for American Archaeology meetings in Sacramento, California