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Transmitted costly signaling theory (TCS): an evolutionary perspective of inequality transmission at Liangzhu culture sites, southern coastal China

2023-08-02

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Extensive studies in multiple disciplines have discussed how materials and spatial access can serve as status indicators in human societies. Scholars interested in social inequality and its mechanisms have particularly drawn attention to how inequality is transmitted between two generations. This study presents a new framework, transmitted costly signaling (TCS), which synthesizes costly signaling theory (CST) and...

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83631cf7-9aca-539e-8b29-53d7b108b0cc
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3209949/v1
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