Interpersonal conflicts are engendered by
interactions among individuals
whose psyches were designed by natural and sexual selection to make
them
effective competitors and effective nepotists. These considerations
suggest
numerous testable hypotheses about such matters as who is likely to
kill whom,
and how the demography of homicide perpetration and victimization is
likely to
vary among victim-killer relationships.
Daly M, Wilson M (2003) Evolutionary psychology of lethal
interpersonal violence. Pp. 709-734 in W Heitmeyer & J Hagan,
(eds) Handbook of research on
violence. New York: Westview.
Wilson M, Daly M (2002) Infanticide. In M. Pagel,
ed. Encyclopedia of Evolution,
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Daly M, Wilson M,
Salmon CA,
Hiraiwa-Hasegawa M, Hasegawa T (2001) Siblicide
and Seniority. Homicide
Studies 5: 30-45.
Daly M. & Wilson
M. 2001. Family violence: an evolutionary
psychological perspective. Virginia
Journal of Social Policy and Law 8: 77-121.
Daly M, Wilson M
(2001) Risk-taking,
Intrasexual Competition, and
Homicide. Nebraska Symposium on Motivation 47: 1-36.
Daly M, Wilson M,
Vasdev S (2001)
Income
inequality and homicide rates in Canada
and the United States. Canadian Journal of Criminology
43: 219-236.
Daly M & Wilson M
(2001)
Infanticide. Pp. 320-322 in L. Balter, Ed. Parenthood in America: an encyclopedia.
Santa Barbara CA: ABC-CLIO.
Daly M, Wilson M
(1999) An
evolutionary psychological perspective on
homicide. In D. Smith & M. Zahn, eds.
Homicide Studies: A Sourcebook of Social Research, p. 58-71.
Wilson M, Daly M
(1999) Spatial-Temporal Clustering of Chicago Homicides Proceedings
of the Homicide Research Working Group Meetings, 1997 and 1998. Washington DC:NIJ, Pp 160-163.
Daly M, Wilson MI
(1998) The
evolutionary
social psychology of family violence. Pp. 431-456 in C Crawford & D
Krebs, eds., Handbook of evolutionary psychology: ideas, issues and
applications. Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum.
Wilson M,
Daly M (1998) Sexual
rivalry and sexual conflict: recurring
themes in fatal conflicts. Theoretical
Criminology.vol. 2(3):291-310.
Daly M, Wilson M
(1998)
Homicide.
Pp. 240-241 in T.J. Barfield, Ed. Dictionary of Anthropology
Malden
MA and Oxford: Blackwell Publishers.
Wilson M, Daly M
(1998)
Infanticide.
Pp. 261-262. In ibid.
Wilson M, Daly M
(1998) Lethal
and
nonlethal violence against wives and the evolutionary psychology of
male
sexual proprietariness. Pp. 199-230, in RE Dobash & RP Dobash,
eds.,
Violence Against Women: International and Cross-disciplinary
Perspectives.
Thousand Oaks CA: Sage.
Daly M, Wiseman KA,
Wilson MI
(1997) Women
with children sired by previous
partners incur excess risk of uxoricide. Homicide Studies
1: 61-71.
Wilson MI, Daly M
(1997) Life
expectancy,
economic inequality, homicide, and reproductive timing in Chicago
neighbourhoods.
British
Medical Journal 314: 1271-1274.
Kehr N, Daly M, Wilson M (1997) Homicide in Canada: Perception and
Reality. Proceedingsof the 4th Annual Symposium of the Homicide
Research Working Group. Washington DC:NIJ.
Wilson M, Daly M
(1997) Familicide:
uxoricide plus filicide? Proceedings of the 4th annual
symposium
of the Homicide Research Working Group. Washington DC:NIJ.
Daly M, Wilson M
(1997) Crime
and
conflict: homicide in evolutionary psychological perspective. Crime
and Justice 22: 251-300.
Daly M,
Wilson
M (1996) Evolutionary
Psychology of Homicide.
Demos 39-45.
Daly M (1996) Evolutionary
adaptationism:
another biological approach to criminal and antisocial behaviour. Pp.
183-195
in GR Bock & JA Goode, eds., Genetics of criminal and
antisocial
behaviour. (CIBA Foundation Symposium # 194.) Chichester: Wiley.
Wilson M, Daly M,
Daniele A
(1995)
Familicide:
the killing of
spouse and children. Aggressive Behavior
21: 275-291.
Wilson MI, Johnson H,
Daly M
(1995)
Lethal and nonlethal violence against wives. Canadian Journal of
Criminology
37: 331-361.
Wilson MI, Daly M
(1994) The
psychology
of parenting in evolutionary perspective and the case of human
filicide.
Pp. 73-104 in S Parmigiami & FS vom Saal, eds., Infanticide and
parental care. Chur, Switzerland: Harwood Academic Publishers.
Daly M, Wilson MI
(1994) Some
differential attributes of lethal assaults on small children by
stepfathers
versus genetic fathers.
Ethology
& Sociobiology 15: 207-217.
Daly M, Wilson MI
(1993) The
evolutionary
psychology of male violence. Pp. 253-288 in J. Archer, ed., Male
violence.
London: Routledge Kegan Paul.
Wilson M, Daly M (1993) An
evolutionary
psychological perspective on male sexual proprietariness and violence
against
wives. Violence & Victims 8: 271-294. Reprinted in R.B.
Ruback & N.A. Weiner, eds. (1995) Interpersonal Violent
Behaviors. Social and Cultural Aspects. New York: Springer
Publishing
Wilson M, Daly M (1993) Spousal
homicide
risk and estrangement. Violence & Victims 8: 3-16.
Wilson MI, Daly M,
(1992) Who
kills whom in spouse killings? On the
exceptional sex ratio of spousal homicides in the United States. Criminology
30: 189-215.
