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The Darwin College Lectures

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 December 2018

Edited by
Torsten Krude  and
Sara T. Baker
Torsten Krude
Affiliation:
University of Cambridge
Sara T. Baker
Affiliation:
University of Cambridge
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Development
Mechanisms of Change
 , pp. ii - iv
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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2015 DEVELOPMENT eds. Krude, Torsten and Baker, Sara T. pb 9781108447379Google Scholar
2014 PLAGUES eds. Heeney, Jonathan L. and Friedemann, Sven pb 9781316644768Google Scholar
2013 FORESIGHT eds. Sherman, Lawrence W. and Feller, David Allan pb 9781107512368Google Scholar
2012 LIFE eds. Brown, William and Fabian, Andrew pb 9781107612556Google Scholar
2011 BEAUTY eds. Arrington, Lauren, Leinhardt, Zoe and Dawid, Philip pb 9781107693432Google Scholar
2010 RISK eds. Skinns, Layla, Scott, Michael and Cox, Tony pb 9780521171977Google Scholar
2009 DARWIN eds. Brown, William and Fabian, Andrew C. pb 9780521131957Google Scholar
2008 SERENDIPITY eds. de Rond, Mark and Morley, Iain pb 9780521181815Google Scholar
2007 IDENTITY eds. Walker, Giselle and Leedham-Green, Elisabeth pb 9780521897266Google Scholar
2006 SURVIVAL ed. Shuckburgh, Emily pb 9780521710206Google Scholar
2005 CONFLICT eds. Jones, Martin and Fabian, Andrew hb 9780521839600Google Scholar
2004 EVIDENCE eds. Bell, Andrew, Swenson-Wright, John and Tybjerg, Karin pb 9780521710190Google Scholar
2003 DNA: CHANGING SCIENCE AND SOCIETY ed. Krude, Torsten hb 9780521823784Google Scholar
2002 POWER eds. Blackwell, Alan and MacKay, David hb 9780521823777Google Scholar
2001 SPACE eds. Penz, François, Radick, Gregory and Howell, Robert hb 9780521823760Google Scholar
2000 TIME ed. Ridderbos, Katinka hb 9780521782937Google Scholar
1999 THE BODY eds. Sweeney, Sean and Hodder, Ian hb 9780521782920Google Scholar
1998 STRUCTURE eds. Pullan, Wendy and Bhadeshia, Harshad hb 9780521782586Google Scholar
1997 SOUND eds. Kruth, Patricia and Stobart, Henry pb 9780521033831Google Scholar
1996 MEMORY eds. Fara, Patricia and Patterson, Karalyn pb 9780521032186Google Scholar
1995 EVOLUTION ed. Fabian, A. C. pb 9780521032179Google Scholar
1994 THE CHANGING WORLD eds. Fara, Patricia, Gathercole, Peter and Laskey, Ronald pb 9780521283281Google Scholar
1993 COLOUR: ART AND SCIENCE eds. Lamb, Trevor and Bourriau, Janine pb 9780521499637Google Scholar
1992 WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE? ed. Khalfa, Jean pb 9780521566858Google Scholar
1991 PREDICTING THE FUTURE eds. Howe, Leo and Wain, Alan pb 9780521619745Google Scholar
1990 UNDERSTANDING CATASTROPHE ed. Bourriau, Janine pb 9780521032193Google Scholar
1989 WAYS OF COMMUNICATING ed. Mellor, D. H. pb 9780521019040Google Scholar
1987 THE FRAGILE ENVIRONMENT eds. Friday, L. E. and Laskey, R. A. pb 9780521422666Google Scholar
1986 ORIGINS ed. Fabian, A. C. pb 9780521018197Google Scholar

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