… The inherent dangers in developing policy with internally contradictory goals (Robinson
and Redford 2004; Borgerhoff Mulder and Coppolillo 2005) have been examined most …

… A) represents the evolution of polygyny in a subset of the societies used by Borgerhoff
Mulder and colleagues61 under two extreme scenarios. On the phylogeny at left, polygyny (coded …

… For example, both Mace [85] and Borgerhoff Mulder [48] demonstrate substantial sibling
competition over reproductive success between brothers in east African pastoralist populations …

… 411 Boggs, CL 213 Bonner, JT 279, 287, 288, 343 Boone, JL 407, 416 Borgerhoff Mulder,
M. 366, 459 Bornstein, G. 414 Bosman, R. … 109 Doebeli, M. 231 Douglas, JM 217 Drake …

Community-based conservation (CBC) promotes the idea that conservation success requires
engaging with, and providing benefits for, local communities. However, CBC projects are …

… As discussed by Bowles, Smith, and Borgerhoff Mulder (2010), we measure intergenerational
wealth transmission with the unit‐free coefficient β, which estimates the “elasticity” in …

In this special section we propose an interpretation of the emergence and persistence of
wealth inequality in premodern populations along with ethnographic and quantitative evidence …

… also Borgerhoff Mulder and Ruttan 2000). Our approach differs from most other treatments
of collective action in that we examine whether restraint can emerge as an evolutionary stable …

… Wood for comments on the manuscript, M. Grote for his statistical guidance throughout the
project and the Human Behavioral Ecology and Cultural Evolution laboratory groups at UC-…

… The introductory paper in this section (Bowles, Smith, and Borgerhoff Mulder 2010, in this
issue) discusses our expectations concerning patterns of intergenerational wealth transmission…