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An annotated bibliography of mostly obscure articles on human territorial behavior

Controversy concerning the significance of territorial behavior in the human species 1 suggests that a bibliography of early research and views on the topic may be of value to those concerned with this and related problems. Although the general problem of territorial and spacing behavior has recently been reviewed 2, applications of ethological research to specific issues in contemporary human societies are less well-known. In particular, a growth of interest among environmental designers as to the behavioral implications of their work suggests a need for a survey of relevant literature. Accordingly, this bibliography includes writings on both concepts and applications with emphasis upon how the built environment is used and otherwise enters into the execution of territorial phenomena. Despite some highly placed rhetoric about its promise as a field of study, relatively little has actually been committed to print on human territoriality. This particular bibliography, however, does not attempt to be definitive. Rather, it undertakes to unveil some of the smallest needles in the haystack