Biosocial Aspects of Race

Proceedings of the 1968 Eugenics Society conference edited by G. A. Harrison and John Peel

 

Main contents

General introduction

A. S. Parkes

Limitations to genetic comparison of populations

J. M. Thoday

Natural selection and population diversity

A. C. Allison

Ethnic, caste and genetic miscegenation

F. S. Hulse

Race, genetics and growth

D. F. Roberts

Racial and inter-racial differences in work capacity

K. Lange Andersen

Ethnic differences in sensory perception

Hans Kalmus

Contributions of ability and attainment testing in Africa to a general theory of intellect

S. H. Irvine

Comment. Olympiad Festival of the Nations, 1936

Hans Kalmus

Population prospects for regions of the world

Wallis Taylor

Differential fertility among immigrants to England and Wales and some implications for population projections

Jean Thompson

The Galton Lecture 1968: The race concept in human biology

G. Ainsworth Harrison

Race as a social category

John Rex

Race, pluralism and nationalism in the British Caribbean

Ivar Oxaal

The role of the settlement area in British race relations

M. H. Lyon

Cognitive aspects of prejudice

Henri Tajfel

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