Cultural diversity in unequal societies sustained through cross-cultural competence and identity valuation

Autor: John A. Bunce

Publikováno v: Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, Vol 8, Iss 1, Pp 1-9 (2021)

Abstract In much contemporary political discourse, valued cultural characteristics are threatened by interaction with culturally distinct others, such as immigrants or a hegemonic majority. Such interaction often fosters cross-cultural competence (CC

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Western educational environment drives Indigenous cultural dynamics in Amazonia

Autor: John A Bunce, Caissa Revilla Minaya

The education of Indigenous children in non-Indigenous (e.g., "Western") school environments is at the forefront of debates about the sustainability and loss of valued Indigenous cultural traits and identities, though systematic study of the topic is

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Ethnicity and cultural dynamics

Autor: John A Bunce, Richard McElreath

Publikováno v: SocArXiv

Much cultural variation in humans is structured by ethnic identity, which entails perceptions of covariance between easily observable markers, difficult-to-observe norms, and, often, (potentially mythical) ancestry. The dynamics of ethnic identity en

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Sustainability of minority culture when inter-ethnic interaction is profitable

Autor: Richard McElreath, John Andrew Bunce

Publikováno v: Nature Human Behaviour. 2:205-212

Members of some ethnic minorities are interested in the sustainability of certain cultural traits typical of their group. However, theoretical and empirical evidence suggests that sustaining such cultural variation can be difficult, given inter-ethni

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Greater wealth inequality, less polygyny: rethinking the polygyny threshold model

Autor: Karen L. Kramer, Hillard Kaplan, Ray Uehara, Russell Greaves, Eckart Voland, Kai P. Willführ, Gregory Clark, Mark A. Caudell, Marsha Quinlan, Michael Gurven, Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Ryan Schacht, Richard McElreath, Cody T. Ross, Caissa Revilla-Minaya, Patricia Draper, Kim Hill, Carmen Cortez, Samuel Bowles, Bruce Winterhalder, Barry S. Hewlett, Brooke A. Scelza, Thomas N. Headland, Robert J. Quinlan, John P. Ziker, Heidi Colleran, Bret Alexander Beheim, Frank W. Marlowe, Seung-Yun Oh, John Andrew Bunce, Mary K. Shenk, Janet D. Headland, Jeremy Koster, David A. Nolin

Publikováno v: Interface : Journal of the Royal Society
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Ross, CT; Mulder, MB; Oh, SY; Bowles, S; Beheim, B; Bunce, J; et al.(2018). Greater wealth inequality, less polygyny: Rethinking the polygyny threshold model. Journal of the Royal Society Interface, 15(144). doi: 10.1098/rsif.2018.0035. UC Davis: Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/8hv986k2

© 2018 The Author(s) Published by the Royal Society. All rights reserved. Monogamy appears to have become the predominant human mating system with the emergence of highly unequal agricultural populations that replaced relatively egalitarian horticul

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