Evolutionary theory and ethnic conflict / ed. by Patrick James and DavidGoetze.

What can evolutionary theory say about ethnic phenomena? -- The roots ofethnic conflict: an evolutionary perspective -- A defense and an extension of Pierre van den Berghe's theory of ethnic nepotism -- Contributions of evolutionary thinking to theories of ethnic conflict and its management -- From ontology toanalogy: evolutionary theories and the explanation of ethnic politics -- Primordialism, evolutionary theory, and the timing of ethnic conflict: opportunities and constraints for theory and policy -- Evolution, ethnicity, and propaganda: why negotiating with the innocent makes sense -- National identity in the Balkans:confessionalism to nationalism -- Regionalism and evolutionary theory in the former Soviet Union: Russian Kaliningrad, 1991-2000 -- Evolutionary models, third-party intervention, and ethnic conflict: does tough love really work? -- An evolutionary approach toward the drafting of autonomy agreements: applying theory toreality in the search for resolution of ethnic conflict.