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Sociétés secrètes --- Secret --- Relations humaines --- Secret societies --- Secrecy --- GROUPES SOCIAUX --- SOCIETE SECRETE --- RELATIONS ENTRE GROUPES

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Most commentators look at the issue of immigration from the viewpoint of immediate politics. In doing so, they focus on only a piece of the issue and lose touch with the larger picture. Now Thomas Sowell offers a sweeping historical and global look at a large number of migrations over a long period of time.'Migrations and Cultures:' shows the persistence of cultural traits, in particular racial and ethnic groups, and the role these groups' relocations play in redistributing skills, knowledge, and other forms of & human capital.& answers the question: What are the effects of disseminating the patterns of the particular set of skills, attitudes, and lifestyles each ethnic group has carried forth& both for the immigrants and for the host countries, in social as well as economic terms?

Migration. Refugees --- Economic order --- Cohabitation pluri-ethnique --- Culture --- Cultuur --- Ethnic groups --- Ethnic relations --- Etnische groepen --- Etnische relaties --- Groupes ethniques --- Groupes ethniques -- Relations --- Interethnic relations --- Race --- Ras --- Relaties [Etnische ] --- Relations among ethnic groups --- Relations entre groupes ethniques --- Relations ethniques --- Relations interculturelles --- Relations interethniques --- Culture. --- Emigration and immigration --- Ethnic groups. --- Ethnic relations. --- Race. --- Economic aspects. --- Economic aspects

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Beleidswetenschappen --- Cost effectiveness --- Coûts-efficacité --- Generaties [Relaties tussen de ] --- Générations [Relations entre les ] --- Intergenerational relations --- Justice sociale --- Kostendoelmatigheid --- Policy sciences --- Politique [Sciences de la ] --- Rechtvaardigheid [Sociale ] --- Relaties tussen de generaties --- Relaties tussen generaties --- Relations [Intergenerational ] --- Relations entre groupes d'âge --- Relations entre générations --- Relations entre les générations --- Sciences de la politique --- Social justice --- Sociale rechtvaardigheid --- Cost effectiveness. --- Intergenerational relations. --- Policy sciences. --- Social justice.

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In The Human Potential for Peace: An Anthropological Challenge to Assumptions about War and Violence, renowned anthropologist Douglas P. Fry shows how anthropology--with its expansive time frame and comparative orientation--can provide unique insights into the nature of war and the potential for peace. Challenging the traditional view that humans are by nature primarily violent and warlike, Professor Fry argues that along with the capacity for aggression humans also possess a strong ability to prevent, limit, and resolve conflicts without violence. Raising philosophy of science issues, the author shows that cultural beliefs asserting the inevitability of violence and war can bias our interpretations, affect our views of ourselves, and may even blind us to the possibility of achieving security without war. Fry draws on data from cultural anthropology, archaeology, and sociology as well as from behavioral ecology and evolutionary biology to construct a biosocial argument that challenges a host of commonly held assumptions. The Human Potential for Peace includes ethnographic examples from around the globe, findings from Fry's research among the Zapotec of Mexico, and results of cross-cultural studies on warfare. In showing that conflict resolution exists across cultures and by documenting the existence of numerous peaceful societies, it demonstrates that dealing with conflict without violence is not merely a utopian dream. The book also explores several highly publicized and interesting controversies, including Freeman's critique of Margaret Mead's writings on Samoan warfare; Napoleon Chagnon's claims about the Yanomam"o; and ongoing evolutionary debates about whether "hunter-gatherers" are peaceful or warlike. The Human Potential for Peace is ideal for undergraduate courses in political and legal anthropology, the anthropology of peace and conflict, peace studies, political sociology, and the sociology of war and violence. Written in an informal style with nume

Violence --- War --- Peace --- Social control --- Intergroup relations --- Guerre --- Paix --- Contrôle social --- Relations intergroupes --- Conflict [Intergroup ] --- Conflict tussen groepen --- Conflit entre groupes --- Contrôle social --- Groepen--Conflicten --- Groupes--Conflits --- Groups--Conflicts --- Relaties tussen groepen --- Relations [Intergroup ] --- Relations entre groupes --- Intergroup relations. --- Peace. --- Social control. --- Violence. --- War.

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Adolescence --- Adolescent boys --- Adolescent girls --- Adolescente jongens --- Adolescenten (Jongens) --- Adolescentie --- Adolescents (Garçons) --- Generaties [Relaties tussen de ] --- Générations [Relations entre les ] --- Intergenerational relations --- Jeunes filles (Adolescentes) --- Jonge meisjes (Adolescenten) --- Jongens in de adolescentie --- Relaties tussen de generaties --- Relaties tussen generaties --- Relations [Intergenerational ] --- Relations entre groupes d'âge --- Relations entre générations --- Relations entre les générations --- Teen-age --- Teenage boys --- Teenage girls --- Teenaged boys --- Teenaged girls --- Teenagers (Boys) --- Teenagers (Filles) --- Teenagers (Jongens) --- Teenagers (Meisjes) --- Teenagers--Development --- Tieners (Jongens) --- Tieners (Meisjes)