Professor Robert Hinde
Professor Robert Hinde is a scientist. His early interest
in animals broadened to include the study of human behaviour. During the
latter part of his career his focus included human aggression and the phenomenon
of war. This work has developed into an exploration of how peaceful
relationships are sustained.
b.1923
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Education: |
Oundle School
St John's College, Cambridge
Balliol College, Oxford |
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Major jobs include: |
Royal Society Res. Professor,
Cambridge University
Hon. Director, MRC Unit on
Development & Integration of Behaviour |
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Other roles include: |
2003, Chair of the British
Pugwash Group
Supervisor of Diane Fossey's
research on gorillas in Central Africa. |
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Achievements include: |
1993, Royal Medal, Royal
Society |
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Publications include: |
Animal Behaviour: a Synthesis
of Ethology & Comparitive Psychology 1966
Biological Bases of human
Social Behaviour |
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War: A Cruel Necessity? 1995
War No More:
Eliminating Conflict in the Nuclear Age, with Robert Rotblat, 2001/03
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Dec. 2003
Paper: Why are people willing to go to war?
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