The neighborhood project : using evolution to improve my city, one block at a time

By:

Wilson, David Sloan

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TextPublication details: New York : Little, Brown and Co. 2011.Edition: 1st edDescription: viii, 432 pISBN:

9780316037679
0316037672

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DDC classification:

307.76

Summary: An evolutionary biologist applies the ideas of evolutionary science to his post-industrial hometown and uses the "traits" he discovers, including what bullying feeds on and how neighborhood quality affects test scores, to improve the lives of his fellow citizens.

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An evolutionary biologist applies the ideas of evolutionary science to his post-industrial hometown and uses the "traits" he discovers, including what bullying feeds on and how neighborhood quality affects test scores, to improve the lives of his fellow citizens.

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