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Contents; Part One: Introduction to Evolutionary Perspectives on Violence, Homicide, and War; 1. Evolutionary Perspectives on Violence, Homicide, and War; James R. Liddle, Todd K. Shackelford, and Viviana A. Weekes-Shackelford; 2. Comparative evolutionary perspectives on violence; Hogan M. Sherrow; 3. Violence in chimpanzees and other non-human primates; Nicholas E. Newton-Fisher and Melissa Emery Thompson; Part Two: Evolutionary Perspectives on Familial Violence and Homicide; 4. Intimate Partner Violence: War at our Doorsteps; Aaron T. Goetz and Gorge A. Romero; 5. Chastity, Fidelity and Conquest: Biblical Rules for Women and War; John Hartung; 6. Filicide and Child Maltreatment: Prospects for Ultimate Explanation; Grant T. Harris, Marnie E. Rice and N. Zoe Hilton; 7. Siblicide in Humans and Other Species; Catherine Salmon; 8. Familial homicide-suicide; Marieke Liem; 9. Suicide; R. Michael Brown and Stephanie L. Brown; 10. Evolutionary perspectives on male-male competition, violence, and homicide; Daniel J. Kruger and Carey J. Fitzgerald; Part Three: Evolutionary Perspectives on Extra-Familial Violence and Homicide; 11. Evolutionary Psychological Perspectives on Sexual Offending: From Etiology to Intervention; Joseph A. Camilleri; 12. Women and aggression; Anne Campbell and Catharine Cross; 13. Culture of Honor, Violence, and Homicide; Ryan P. Brown and Lindsey L. Osterman; 14. Sacrifice and Sacred Values: Evolutionary Perspectives on Religious Terrorism; Richard Sosis, Erika J. Phillips, and Candace S. Alcorta; 15. Animal Abuse and Cruelty; Emily G Patterson-Kane and Heather Piper; 16. If, When, and Why Adolescent Bullying is Adaptive; Anthony Volk, Joseph Camilleri, Andrew Dane, and Zopito Marini; Part Four: Evolutionary Perspectives on War; 17. The Male Warrior Hypothesis: The Evolutionary Psychology of Intergroup Aggression, Violence, and Warfare; Mark Van Vugt; 18. A Feminist Evolutionary Analysis of the Relationship between Violence Against and Inequitable Treatment of Women, and Conflict Within and Between Human Collectives, Including Nation-States; Valerie M. Hudson and Andrea M. Den Boer; 19. War Histories in Evolutionary Perspective: Insights from Prehistoric North America; Patricia M. Lambert; 20. War, Evolution, and the Nature of Human Nature; David Livingstone Smith; 21. Parasite Stress, Collectivism, and Human Warfare; Kenneth Letendre, Corey L. Fincher, and Randy Thornhill; 22. Band of Brothers or Band of Siblings?: An Evolutionary Perspective on Sexual Integration of Combat Forces; Kingsley R. Browne; 23. An Evolutionary Perspective on Child Development in the Context of War and Political Violence; Jay Belsky; Part Five: Conclusions and Future Directions for Evolutionary Perspectives on Violence, Homicide, and War; 24. The Extremes of Conflict in Literature: Violence, Homicide, and War; Joseph Carroll; 25. Why Religion is Unable to Minimize Lethal and Nonlethal Societal Dysfunction Within and Between Nations; Gregory S. Paul; 26. Peace and the Human Animal: Toward Integration of Comparative Evolutionary Psychology and Peace Studies; Nancy K. Dess; 27. Human Violence and Evolutionary Consciousness; Gregory Gorelik, Todd K. Shackelford, and Viviana A. Weekes-Shackelford

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