CHRISTOPHER von RUEDEN

Aug 21, 2024 | scholarship.richmond.edu | Cody Ross |Paul Hooper |Jennifer Smith |CHRISTOPHER von RUEDEN

Home > Jepson > Jepson Faculty Publications > 420 10.1073/pnas.222012412Ross, C., Hooper, P., Smith, J., Jaeggi, A., Smith, E., Gavrilets, S., Zohora, F., Zilker, J., Xygalatas, D., Wroblewski, E., Wood, B., Winterhalder, B., Willfuhr, K., Willard, A., Walker, K., von Rueden, C. R., & Borgerhoff Mulder, M.

Mar 7, 2024 | cambridge.org | CHRISTOPHER von RUEDEN |Jeremy Koster |Brooke Scelza |Mary Shenk

Summary Status hierarchy likely exists in all human societies, whether pronounced or more subtle, and even in more egalitarian societies where resources are widely shared and overt status-seeking is actively policed. This chapter reviews models of the evolution of status hierarchy, including models from behavioral ecology as well as from evolutionary psychology and cultural evolution.