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Taming the confusion in the human life history literature

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Description: Interest in incorporating life history research from evolutionary biology into the human sciences has grown rapidly in recent years. But this literature on human life histories has increasingly travelled away from its origins in biology, and become conceptually diverse, so that the same 'life history theory' terminology is applied to conceptually distinct paradigms. Resources here are aimed at taming this confusion in the literature so this research area can move forward productively.

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