This edited book offers new perspectives on a problem that was once considered futuristic but has now become a daunting reality. The book takes a unique approach by considering the evolution of humans as both a biological and societal process, two intertwined aspects that cannot be separated. It will be of interest to a general audience, policymakers, as well as researchers and graduate students specializing in various branches of biology, medicine, sociology and philosophy.
This edited book offers new perspectives on a problem that was once considered futuristic but has now become a daunting reality. The book takes a unique approach by considering the evolution of humans as both a biological and societal process, two intertwined aspects that cannot be separated. It will be of interest to a general audience, policymakers, as well as researchers and graduate students specializing in various branches of biology, medicine, sociology and philosophy.
Konstantin Sharov
Evolution of homo sapiens Modern human evolution Late Anthropocene Stockholm paradigm Assisted reproductive technologies Human emerging infectious diseases