Emeritus Faculty
Myron Aronoff
(PhD U Manchester 1969; PhD Pol Sci UCLA 1976; Prof Emeritus, SAS) Political anthropology, politics and culture, anthropology of complex societies, collective identities; Israel and Middle East
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Robert J. Blumenschine
(PhD, U California-Berkeley, 1985; Prof Emeritus, Evolutionary Anthropology) Old World prehistory, zooarcheology, hominid ecology and social organization; Africa
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George E.B. Morren, Jr.
(PhD, Columbia U, 1974; Emeritus Prof, SEBS) Human ecology, environmental problems and hazards, traditional ecological knowledge, tropical forests, remote sensing and GIS; Oceania, contemporary US
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Warren Shapiro
(PhD, Australian National U, 1969; Prof Emeritus, SAS) Kinship, pseudo-procreative theory, the ethnographic study of human nature, history of anthropology, primitivism; Aboriginal Australia, lowland S America
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Horst Dieter Steklis
(PhD UC Berkeley, 1974; Prof Emeritus; Scientific Director, Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund) Primatology, mountain gorilla behavior and conservation, biological mechanisms of primate social behavior; Central and E Africa
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Heather Strange
(PhD, New York, 1971; Prof Emeritus, SAS) Cultural anthropology, culture and aging, gender issues; SE Asia
Lionel Tiger
(PhD, U London, 1962; Charles Darwin Prof of Anth, SAS) Political structures, sociosexual roles, ethology, human nature, biology of human behavior, the kibbutz, human aggression, social uses of food, industrial society
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Andrew P. Vayda
(PhD Columbia, 1956; Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Ecology) Human ecology, tropical rain forest adaptations, methodology and explanation, ecological and evolutionary theory; Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Polynesia





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