__________________. 1971. Man and his place in the phylum, pp. 5-11, in The Demand of Mankind (Empire State College: Saratoga, New York)
__________________. 1971. Lek behavior in the broad-tailed hummingbird. The Wilson Bulletin 84: 202-204
__________________. 1971. Ethology, the biology of behavior (book review) The Auk 88: 934-935
__________________. 1972. The evolution of marmot societies: a theory. American Zoologist 12: 652
__________________. 1972. Human ethology: the snack-bar security syndrome. Psychological Reports 31: 577-57
__________________. 1972. Development and evolution of behavior. BioScience 22:55
__________________. 1972. Social behavior in birds and mammals (book review). Journal of Mammalogy 53: 240-241
__________________. 1972. Man and beast: comparative social behavior Journal of Mammalogy 53: 951-952
__________________. 1973. Territorial and foraging behavior of pika (Ochotona princeps) in Montana. The American Midland Naturalist 89: 202-207
__________________. 1973. The ecologist as Zen master. The American Midland Naturalist 90: 214-217
__________________. 1973. Habitat utilization in three species of sub-alpine mammals. Journal of Mammalogy 54: 247-250
__________________. 1973. Latitudinal replacements in habitat utilization by mountain mammals. Journal of Mammalogy 54: 535-536
__________________. 1973. The upgrading of a scavenger. Ecology 54: 958-959
__________________. 1973. Human ethology: personal space reiterated. Environment and Behavior 7: 67-72
__________________. 1973. The social biology of the Olympic marmot. Animal Behaviour Monographs 6: 171-249
__________________. 1973. Social variety in the yellow-bellied marmot (Marmota flaviventris). Animal Behaviour 21: 579-584
__________________. 1973. Concentration of dominance and adaptive zones. Oikos 24: 328-330
__________________. 1973. Social behavior in wolves, dogs and related canids. (book review) Journal of Mammalogy 54: 1026-1027
__________________. 1974. Social behaviour of the hoary marmot (Marmota caligata). Animal Behaviour 22: 257-262
__________________. 1974. Mother-infant relations in captive woodchucks (Marmota monax). Animal Behaviour 22: 446-448
__________________. 1974. An adaptive advantage to winter flocking in the black-capped chickadee, Parus atricapillus. Ecology 55: 674-676
__________________. 1974. Human ethology: displacement activities in a dental office. Psychological Reports 34: 947-979
__________________. 1974. The evolution of marmot societies: a general theory. Science 185: 415-420
__________________. 1974. Neighbor recognition in two solitary carnivores: the raccoon (Procyon lotor) and the red fox (Vulpes fulva). Science 185: 794-796
__________________. 1975. Human ethology and the concept of personal space. In E. O. Price (ed.) Animal Behavior in Laboratory and Field, 2nd edition. W.H. Freeman & Co.: San Francisco
__________________. 1975. Behavioral individuality in the cichlid fish, Tilapia mossambica. Behavioral Biology 13: 197-202
__________________. P. Donovan and R. Myrick. 1975. Clam-dropping behavior of the glaucous-winged full, Larus glaucescens. The Wilson Bulletin 87: 60-64
__________________. 1975. The behavioral ecology of ungulates. (book review)Ecology 56: 757-758
__________________. 1975. Evolutionary aspects of parental behavior: the distraction behavior of the alpine accentor, Prunella collaris. The Wilson Bulletin 87: 367-373
__________________. 1975. Ecology of parental behavior in the hoary marmot (Marmota caligata). Journal of Mammalogy 56: 613-618
__________________. 1975. Behavior as evolutionary strategy. Science 190: 1084-1085
__________________. 1976. Pre-hibernation behavior of the hoary marmot, (Marmota caligata). Journal of Mammalogy 57: 182-185
__________________. 1976. Mobbing behavior by crows: the effect of the crow-in-distress model. Condor 78: 120
__________________. 1976. Behavioral individualist and social behavior in free-living Alpine marmots (Marmota caligata). Animal Behaviour 24: 27-35
__________________. Hutchins, M. and D.P. Barash. 1976. Grooming in primates: implications for its utilitarian function. Primates 17: 145-150
__________________. 1976. Some evolutionary aspects of parental behavior in animals and man. American Journal of Psychology 89: 195-218
__________________. 1976. Ethology, ecology and evolution: getting it together. Ecology 57: 399-400
__________________. 1976. What does sex really cost? The American Naturalist 110: 894-897
__________________. 1976. The male response to apparent female adultery in the mountain bluebird, Sialia currucoides: An evolutionary interpretation. Amer. Nat. 110: 1097-1101
__________________. 1977. Human ethology: exchanging cheetahs for Chevrolets? Environment and Behavior 9: 487-490
van den Berghe, P.L. and D.P. Barash. 1977. Inclusive fitness and human family structure. American Anthropologist 79: 809-823
__________________. 1977. Sociobiology of rape in mallards (Anas platyrhinchos): responses of the mated male. Science 197: 788-789
__________________. 1977. The New Synthesis. The Wilson Quarterly. 108-120
__________________, Warren G. Holmes and Penelope J. Greene. 1978. Exact versus probabilistic coefficients of relationship: some implications for sociobiology. The American Naturalist 112: 355-363
__________________. 1978. Human reproduction: an evolutionary perspective. In W. Miller and L. Newman (eds.) The First Child and Family Formation; Carolina Population Center: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
__________________. 1978. Evolution as a new paradigm for behavior. In M. Gregory, A. Silvers and D. Sutch (eds.) Sociobiology and Human Values. Jossey-Bass: San Francisco
__________________. 1978. Response to Hailman et al. Science 201:282.
__________________. 1978. Reflections on a premature burial. American Sociologist
__________________. 1979. Sociobiology: the underlying concept. Science 200:1106-1107
__________________. 1979. Human ethology and human sociobiology. The Behavioral and Brain Sciences 2:26
Bernds, William P. and David P. Barash. 1979. Early termination of parental investment: a general theory for mammals including humans. In N. Chagnon and W. Irons (eds.) Evolutionary Biology and Human Social Behavior: an anthropological perspective. Duxbury Press: No. Scituate, Mass.
Greene, Penelope J., Charles J. Morgan, and David P. Barash. 1979. Sociobiology. In S. McNall (ed.) Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology. St. Martins Press: New York
__________________. and Judith Eve Lipton. 1980. Sociobiology. In W. Freedman, H. Kaplan and B. Sadock (eds.) Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry. Williams & Wilkins: Baltimore, Md.
__________________. 1980. Reproductive Strategies. In J. Lockard (ed.) Evolution and Human Behavior. Elsevier: New York
__________________. 1980. Predictive sociobiology: mate selection in damselfishes and parental defense in white-crowned sparrows. In. G. Barlow and J. Silverberg (eds.) Sociobiology: beyond nature/nurture? Westview Press: Boulder, Colo.
__________________. 1980. Evolutionary considerations of species recognition. In A. Roy (ed.) Species Identification. Garland: New York
__________________. 1980. Evolutionary aspects of the family. In C. Hofling and J. M. Lewis (eds.) The Family: evaluation and treatment. Brunner/Mazel: New York
__________________. 1980. On the fitness of categories and vice versa. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 54: 79-93
__________________. 1980. Human behaviour: do the genes have it? (book review) Nature 287: 173-174
Lipton, Judith Eve and David P. Barash. 1980. Neurons and nervous systems. In D. Kirk (ed.) Biology Today. Random House: New York
Barash, David P. and Judith Eve Lipton. 1980. Reception and action in the nervous system. In D. Kirk (Ed.) Biology Today. Random House: New York
Barash, David P. 1980. The diversity of behavior. In D. Kirk (Ed.) Biology Today. Random House: New York.
__________________. 1980. Strategies of mating and reproduction. In D. Kirk (Ed.) Biology Today. Random House: New York.
__________________. 1980. Reply to Power. The American Naturalist 116:710-711
__________________. 1980. The influence of reproductive status on foraging by hoary marmots (Marmota caligata). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 7: 201-205
__________________. 1981. Mate guarding and gallivanting by male hoary marmots (Marmota caligata). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 9: 187-193
__________________. 1981. Optimism, the biology of hope (book review) Human Ecology
__________________. 1981. Sociobiology examined. (book review) Contemporary Psychology
__________________. 1981. Ecodynamics. (book review) Journal of Social and Biological Structures
__________________. and Mary Waterhouse. 1981. Comment on Bixler: Incest avoidance a function of environment and heredity. Current Anthropology 22: 643-644
__________________. 1981. Limits to action: the allocation of individual behavior. (book review) Contemporary Psychology
Wasser, Samuel K. and David P. Barash. 1981. The selfish allomother. Ethology and Sociobiology 2: 91-93
Barash, David P. 1981. Evolution and culture. (book review) American Scientist
__________________. 1982. From genes to mind to culture: biting the bullet at last. (book review) The Behavioral and Brian Sciences 16:224-226
__________________. 1982. The fitness of categories and vice versa. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 6: 95-104
__________________. 1982. Natural selection and social behavior. (book review) Ethology and Sociobiology 3: 56-58
__________________. 1983. Sociobiologia volume IV of the Encyclopedia del Novecento, Instituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, fondata do Giovanni Treccani, Rome, Italy: pp. 896-915
Wasser, Samuel K. and David P. Barash. 1983. Reproductive suppression among female mammals: implications for biomedicine and sexual selection theory. Quarterly Review of Biology 58: 513-538
__________________. 1983. Whos afraid of the big bad bomb? The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 39: 51-52
Rothstein, S. and David P. Barash. 1984. Gene conflicts and the concepts of outlaw and sheriff alleles. Journal of Social and Biological Structures 6: 367-379
Lipton, Judith Eve and David P. Barash. 1984. The neutron bomb: A psychological weapon? In P. Blanchard, R. Kosselleck and L. Streit (eds.) Taktische Kernwaffen, Die fragmentierte Abschreckung Suhfkamp Verlag: Frankfurt
Barash, David P. and Judith Eve Lipton. 1985. Sociobiology. In J. Kaplan and B. Sadock (eds.) Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, IVth ed. Williams & Wilkins: Baltimore
Barash, David P 1985. Nuclear War: the aftermath (book review). The American Scientist
__________________. 1985 Reflections on reflections on the origin of mind. Politics and the Life Sciences 4: 334-336
__________________. 1985 Sociobiology. In Dictionary of Pastoral Care and Counseling. R. J. Hunter et al (eds.) Abingdon Press: Nashville, Tenn.
__________________. 1986. Sociobiology. Encyclopedia of Science. McGraw-Hill: New York
__________________. 1987. The Biology of Moral Systems. (book review). Animal Behaviour
__________________. 1987. A new perspective on the psychology of the arms race and nuclear war. Mcill Journal of Education 22: 267-270
__________________. 1989. The problem of altruism: Freudian-Darwinian solutions. (book review). Contemporary Psychology 34: 847-848
__________________. 1989. The Arms Race and Nuclear War. Physics and Society 18: 2
__________________. 1992. Anomalies in sociobiology. Science 256: 11, 79
__________________. 1993. Hidden Dangers: environmental consequences of preparing for war. Northwest Environmental Journal 7(2): 405-506
__________________. 1993. Man and beast revisited. Politics and the Life Sciences August 287-288
__________________. 1993. Sex, violence and sociobiology. Science 262: 491
__________________. 1994. State behavior, individual behavior, and the legacy of biology in a troublesome world. Politics and the Life Sciences 13(1): 1-2
__________________. 1994. Comments on whether selfishness can save the environment. Human Ecology Review 1: 21-24
__________________. 1994. Marmot, Vancouver Island. in Encyclopedia of Endangered Species. International Union for the Conservation of Nature: Geneva, Switzerland
__________________. 1995. Diplomancy, Negotiation, and Peaceful Settlement. in R. Remy and M. Merryfield, eds. Teaching About International Conflict and Peace. SUNY Press: Albany, NY
__________________. 1995. The Meanings of Peace. in R. Remy and M. Merryfield, eds.Teaching About International Conflict and Peace. SUNY Press: Albany, NY
__________________. 1995. Altruism. Academic American Encyclopedia: Danbury, Conn.
__________________. 1995. Sociobiology. Academic American Encyclopedia: Danbury, Conn.
__________________. 1995. Race, evolution and behavior (book review). Animal Behaviour 49: 1131-1133
__________________. 1997. In search of behavioral individuality. Human Nature 8(2): 153-169
__________________. 1998. Track II Diplomacy. Y. S. Choue, ed., World Encyclopedia of Peace Pergamon Press: New York
__________________. 1998. Historical Views of Peace. Y. S. Choue, ed., World Encyclopedia of Peace Pergamon Press: New York
__________________. Evolutionary existentialism, sociobiology, and the meaning of life. BioScience 50(11): 1012-1017
__________________. 2000. Zoophobia? Free Inquiry 20(4): 22
__________________ Natural conflict resolution. Animal Behaviour. Animal Behaviour 61(4): 854-855.
__________________. A reiterated agenda. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology. 7 (1): 83-84.
__________________. 2001. On Fertile Ground: a natural history of human reproduction. (book review) Physiology and Behavior. 74: 747-748
__________________. 2001. Lucy's Legacy: sex and intelligence in human evolution. (book review) Physiology and Behavior 74: 405-406
__________________. 2002. Whats a Brain For? Human Nature Review 2: 187-194
__________________. 2002. Grappling with the Ghost of Gould. Human Nature Review. 2: 283-292
__________________. 2002. Reply to Dusek. Human Nature Review. 2: 310-311
__________________. 2002. Turning the Tables on the Tabula Rasa. Human Nature Review. 2: 444-448
__________________. 2002. True Tales of Kinky Carryings-On. Human Nature Review. 2: 540-541
__________________. 2002. Violence: recent books on a not-so-recent epidemic The Social Science Journal 39: 647-652
__________________. 2003. Were All Animals. Human Nature Review. 3: 15-16
__________________. 2003. Dennett and the Darwinizing of Free Will. Human Nature Review. 3: 222-225
__________________. 2003. Tree of Origin (book review). Physiology and Behavior 78: 513-514
__________________ 2003. Why We Aren9t So Special. The Chronicle of Higher Education Jan 3. B11-12
__________________ 2003. Shades of Gray. The Chronicle of Higher Education April 18: B14-15
__________________. 2003. Believing Is Seeing. The Chronicle of Higher Education June 27: B10-11
__________________ 2003. Taking a Stab at Understanding the 3Mystique and Madness: of War. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology 9(2): 171-174
__________________. 2003. The Conflicting Pressures of Selfishness and Altruism. The Chronicle of Higher Education July 18: B7-10
__________________. 2003. Taking a stab at understanding the "mystique and madness" of war. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology 9: 171-174
__________________. 2003. Literature Teaching Us About Life, and vice versa Evolutionary Psychology 1: 210-213
__________________. 2003. The Seductions of Irrationality. The Chronicle of Higher Education Nov. 7: B6-8
__________________. 2003. The Dispoarity between Biological and Cultural Evolution in the Pursuit of Peace. in The Future of Peace in the Twenty-First Century. pp 33-48. ed. by N. N. Kittrie, R. Carazo and J. R. Mancham. Carolina Academic Press: Durham, NC
__________________.. 2004. Our Huxley. Evolutionary Psycholoogy 2: 7-8
__________________.. 2004. Caught Between Choices: personal gain vs. public good. The Chronicle of Higher Education April 16: B12-14
__________________.. 2004. Birds Do it, Bees do it - should professors, too, strive to communicate sincerity? The Chronicle of Higher Education July 16: B9 - 10
__________________.. 2004. Biology Lurks Beneath: Bioliterary Explorations of the Individual versus Society. Evolutionary Psychology 2: 200-219 (http://human-nature.com/ep/articles/ep02200219.html)
___________________ 2004). Bridging the Two Cultures. A review of A Literary Darwinism: Evolution, Human Nature, and Literature by Joseph Carroll. Evolutionary Psychology, 2:174-176 (http://human-nature.com/ep/reviews/ep02174176.htm)
Barash, Nanelle R and David P. Barash. 2004. Biology, Culure, and Persistent Literary Dystopias. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Dec. 3: B10-11
Lipton, Judith Eve and David P. Barash. 2005. Sociobiology. (pp 634 - 644) In Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry , Vol. I (B. Sadock and V. Sadock, eds.), Williams & Wilkins: Baltimore, MD.
__________________.. 2005. B. F. Skinner, Revisited. The Chronicle of Higher Education April 1: B10-11
__________________.. 2005. On NOT Doing What Comes Naturally. Contemporary Psychology 50 (30): PsycCRITIQUES (APA Review of Books) http://www.psycinfo.com/psyccritiques/display/?artid=2005142711
__________________.. 2005. Red in Tooth, Claw, and Trigger Finger. The Chronicle of Higher Education August 12, B19-20
__________________. 2005. “aggression,” “dominance,” “ethology,” and “selfish genes” [four entries] in Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Ethics, Macmillan: New York.
__________________. 2005. Let a Thousand Orgasms Bloom! A review of The Case of the Female Orgasm by Elisabeth A. Lloyd. Evolutionary Psychology, 3:347-354. http://human-nature.com/ep/reviews/ep03347354.html
__________________. 2005. C. P. Snow: Bridging the two-cultures divide. The Chronicle of Higher Education. November 25 B10-11
__________________. 2005. Redirected Aggression, 2005. New Directions in Peace and Conflict Research. CPS Working Papers 8: 1- 13 Tromso: Norway
__________________. 2005. Sex Differences: empiricism, hypothesis testing, and other virtues. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (2): 276-277.
__________________. 2006. The Case for Evolution, in Real Life. The Chronicle of Higher Education. April 6 B10-12
__________________. 2006. What the Whale Wondered: evolution, existentialism, and the search for “meaning” in Richard Dawkins: how a scientist changed the way we think (A. Grafen and M. Ridley, eds). Oxford University Press: London, UK
__________________. 2006. I Am. Therefore I Think. The Chronicle of Higher Education. July 14 B9-10
__________________. 2006. The human nature of literature. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 21 (9): 484-485
__________________. 2006. More than a hunch, and less than a certainty. Evolutionary Psychology,4, 459-461
__________________. 2006. The Social Responsibility in Teaching Sociobiology. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Nov. 17, B13-14
__________________ . 2007. Illusions and Reality: the hidden biology of fantasy, secrecy, mystery. in press. Ometeca: journal of science and the humanities XI:22-31.
__________________. 2007. The DNA of Religious Faith. The Chronicle of Higher Education. April 20, B6-10
__________________. 2007. God as alpha male. Evolutionary Psychology 5(2): 383-386
__________________. 2007. Animal Intelligence. The Chronicle of Higher Education. August 17, B10-11
__________________. 2007. Evolution and group selection (Letter). SCIENCE 317:596-597
__________________. 2007. "Monogamy" in Malti-Douglas, Fedwa, ed. Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender. Detroit: Macmillan Reference
__________________. 2007. The Targets of Aggression. The Chronicle of Higher Education. October 5, B6-9
__________________. 2007. Stubborn facts call for stubborn scientists. International Journal of Comparative Psychology. 20: 5-7
Judith Eve Lipton and David P. Barash. 2007. Flawed Australian CD study does not end MAP controversy. Gastroenterology 133:1742
__________________. (in press) “Human Nature Debate,” “Conflict and War” and “Animal Behavior and Aggression.” Encyclopedia of Peace. N. Young ed. Oxford University Press: New York & London
