Stanford University - Morrison Institute

2002-03

All lectures are given at Stanford University in Herrin Hall room T-175, 4:15-5:30 p.m. Members of the Stanford community and neighborhood are welcome. Credit is given for Biological Sciences 146 and Human Biology 60.
Wed., 9 Jan.	Amos L. NUR
	Director, Overseas Studies, and Department of Geophysics, Stanford University
	Oil, Technology, and War
Wed., 15 Jan.	Ronald D. LEE
	Demography, University of California – Berkeley
	Intergenerational Transfers and the Evolution of Aging
Wed., 22 Jan.	Ivan CARTER
	Ivan Carter Safaris, Zimbabwe
	The Impact of Tourism on the Environment
Wed., 29 Jan.	Olivia JUDSON
	Department of Biological Sciences, Imperial College, London
	The Evolution of Female Promiscuity
Wed., 5 Feb.	Jim CLARK
	Department of Biology and Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University
	Maintaining Biodiversity without Tradeoffs
Wed., 12 Feb.	Burton SINGER
	Office of Population Research, Princeton University
	Malaria Control, Economic Development, and Urbanization
Wed., 19 Feb.	Andrew MASON
	Department of Economics, University of Hawaii at Manoa
	Population Change and Economic Development in East Asia: Challenges Met, Opportunities Seized
Wed., 26 Feb.	Arthur P. WOLF
	Department of Anthropological Sciences, Stanford University
	Marriage and Family in Eurasia: The Chinese Case
Wed., 5 Mar.	Theo ENGELEN
	Department of History, University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
	Marriage and Family in Eurasia: The European Case