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Evolutionary Demography

The Evolutionary Demography Group applies the theoretical framework of evolutionary biology to human demographic behaviour. It combines both social and natural science to explore questions of demographic interest, such as why do people have the number of children that they do? It draws on anthropology and psychology, as well as demography and evolutionary biology.

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Evolutionary Demography

Female friendship and the spread of low fertility values

Tue 29 Nov 2022

Evolutionary Demography

The evolutionary economics of intermarriage

Thu 14 Jul 2022

Evolutionary Demography

Using time allocation data for social network analysis

Fri 24 Jun 2022

Evolutionary Demography

A biosocial perspective on women’s early marriage in rural India and Nepal 

Tue 26 Apr 2022

Dr Adam Kenny, University of Oxford

Evolutionary Demography

In-group bias in human cooperation: Field studies among Italian communities

Mon 28 Mar 2022

Dr David W Lawson, University of California, Santa Barbara

Evolutionary Demography

(Mis)understanding gendered conflict: Marriage and women’s empowerment in northern Tanzania

Mon 17 Jan 2022

Evolutionary Demography

The social evolution of adaptive plasticity in human co-operation

Mon 26 Jul 2021

A woman carrying a baby on her back, being watched by a toddler standing in the background.

Evolutionary Demography

Who cares? Multidisciplinary perspectives on social support and maternal-child health

Tue 15 Jun 2021

A little girl takes part in the BRIGHT Project. Copyright Ian Farrell and BRIGHT Project.

Evolutionary Demography

The relationship between nutrition, growth, and neurodevelopment across infancy and early childhood in The Gambia

Mon 19 Apr 2021