The evolutive dimension of conflict resolution: contributions from behavioral sciences and the analysis of animal behavior to inquiries about peace

IF 0.7 Q4 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Ángela Karina Ávila Hernández
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is return to some findings and approaches typical of behavioral sciences and evolutionary anthropology that will allow us to link the process of self-domestication that can be seen in our evolutionary past, the primate tendency to enter into conflicts through patterns of signal exchange rather than direct aggressions, and the development of the persuasive dimension of language, with the possible evolutionary origin of both cultural violence and structural violence. Design/methodology/approach The approach has been, at all times, multidisciplinary insofar as it has sought to elucidate how the inquiries made from the behavioral sciences can help to understand human violence. Findings What was found is the possibility of understanding conflicts as a mechanism of evolutionary pressure that has been involved not only in social restructuring but also in the evolutionary origin of the human being. Research limitations/implications More empirical evidence should be found in this regard. Originality/value This study is a multidisciplinary approach that seeks to understand both the phenomenon of violence and peace from an evolutionary perspective.
冲突解决的进化维度:行为科学和动物行为分析对和平探索的贡献
目的本文的目的是回到行为科学和进化人类学的一些典型发现和方法,这些发现和方法将使我们能够将我们进化史上的自我驯化过程、灵长类动物通过信号交换而非直接攻击进入冲突的倾向联系起来,以及语言说服力维度的发展,文化暴力和结构性暴力都可能起源于进化。设计/方法论/方法论该方法一直是多学科的,因为它试图阐明行为科学的调查如何有助于理解人类暴力。发现发现了将冲突理解为一种进化压力机制的可能性,这种机制不仅涉及社会结构调整,还涉及人类的进化起源。研究局限性/含义在这方面应该找到更多的经验证据。独创性/价值这项研究是一种多学科的方法,旨在从进化的角度理解暴力与和平现象。
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