Race, Evolution, and Behaviour: A Life History Perspective

From: Canadian Psychology | Date: November 1, 2001| Author: Fredric Weizmann | Copyright information

J. PHILIPPE RUSHTON Race, Evolution, and Behaviour: A Life History Perspective (2nd Special Abridged Edition) Port Huron, MI: Charles Darwin Research Institute, 2000, 108 pages. (ISBN 0-9656838-2-1, US$5.95, Softcover) Reviewed by FREDRIC WEIZMANN

In 1995, Philippe Rushton wrote Race, Evolution and Behavior, which summarized his ideas about race and racial differences. As many readers of this journal are aware, Rushton assumes that the major racial groupings of humankind represent a d...

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