Biological Differences and Social Equality: Implications for Social Policy
By (Author) Masako Darrough
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
29th March 1983
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Social theory
Political science and theory
305
Hardback
255
This fine collection will appeal to a wide audience with its relevance to topical controversies concerning sex and race discrimination. It is an interdisciplinary work, with discussions bringing in ideas from genetics, evolutionary biology, sociobiology, political science, economics, and philosophy. ... The authors do a good job of explaining for a general audience the background material from their special fields, in particular concepts from recent work in biology. There is a nice balance of theoretical discussion and of drawing practical implications for social policy. The bibliography provides a good sample of the vast literature relevant to the issues discussed. Both public and academic libraries, lower-division undergraduates and up.-Choice
"This fine collection will appeal to a wide audience with its relevance to topical controversies concerning sex and race discrimination. It is an interdisciplinary work, with discussions bringing in ideas from genetics, evolutionary biology, sociobiology, political science, economics, and philosophy. ... The authors do a good job of explaining for a general audience the background material from their special fields, in particular concepts from recent work in biology. There is a nice balance of theoretical discussion and of drawing practical implications for social policy. The bibliography provides a good sample of the vast literature relevant to the issues discussed. Both public and academic libraries, lower-division undergraduates and up."-Choice
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