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200 00$aNatural security$b[electronic resource] $ea Darwinian approach to a dangerous world /$fedited by Raphael D. Sagarin, Terence Taylor
210   $aBerkeley $cUniversity of California Press$d2008
215   $a1 online resource (300 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a0-520-25347-7 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $gThe$torigins of natural security /$rRaphael D. Sagarin --$tLiving with risk /$rTerence Taylor --$tSecurity, unpredictability, and evolution: policy and the history of life /$rGeerat J. Vermeij --$tFrom bacteria to belief: immunity and security /$rLuis P. Villarreal --$tCorporations and bureaucracies under a biological lens /$rElizabeth M. Prescott --$tSelection, security, and evolutionary international relations /$rGregory P. Dietl --$tMilitants and martyrs: evolutionary perspectives on religion and terrorism /$rRichard Sosis, Candace S. Alcorta --$tCauses of and solutions of Islamic fundamentalist terrorism /$rBradley A. Thayer --$gThe$tpower of moral belief /$rScott Atran --$tFourteen security lessons from antipredator behavior /$rDaniel T. Blumstein --$tPopulation models and counterinsurgency strategies /$rDominic D. P. Johnson, Joshua S. Madin --$gThe$tinfectiousness of terrorist ideology: insights from ecology and epidemiology /$rKevin D. Lafferty, Katherine F. Smith, Elizabeth M. P. Madin --$tParadigm shifts in security strategy: why does it take disasters to trigger change? /$rDominic D. P. Johnson, Elizabeth M. P. Madin --$tNetwork analysis links parts to the whole /$rFerenc Jorda?n --$gA$tholistic view of natural security /$rRaphael D. Sagarin.
330   $aArms races among invertebrates, intelligence gathering by the immune system and alarm calls by marmots are but a few of nature's security strategies that have been tested and modified over billions of years. This provocative book applies lessons from nature to our own toughest security problems-from global terrorism to the rise of infectious disease to natural disasters. Written by a truly multidisciplinary group including paleobiologists, anthropologists, psychologists, ecologists, and national security experts, it considers how models and ideas from evolutionary biology can improve national security strategies ranging from risk assessment, security analysis, and public policy to long-term strategic goals.
606   $aAdaptation (Biology)
606   $aNatural selection
610   $aanthropology.
610   $adarwinian.
610   $aecology.
610   $aevolution and adaptation.
610   $aevolutionary adaptation.
610   $aevolutionary biology.
610   $aglobal terrorism.
610   $aimmune system.
610   $ainfectious disease.
610   $ainvertebrate.
610   $amultidisciplinary group.
610   $anational security.
610   $anatural disaster.
610   $apaleobiologist.
610   $apsychologist.
610   $arisk assessment.
610   $asecurity analysis.
610   $atheory of evolution.
615  0$aAdaptation (Biology)
615  0$aNatural selection.
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701   $aSagarin$b Raphael D$01548709
701   $aTaylor$b Terence$01548710
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