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Toxic Politics: Responding to Chemical Disasters

warfare. In the chapter "Kinship," Donald Stone Sade contends that humans have symbolic relationship networks, whereas alloprimate relationships are based on behavioral networks. Consequently, he argues that primate studies tell us only about processes of interactions and nothing about human kinship. This is a rather limiting perspective for, as others have eloquently argued, valid comparisons between alloprimates and culture-bearing humans can be made when limited to "species neutral" (Rodseth et al., 1991) behavioral dimensions. Moreover, the mere illumination of difference between humans and alloprimates serves to throw our species' uniqueness into a harsher light. The volume is concluded by Peters's chapter, entitled "Apes, Humans and Culture: What Primatological DisBook Reviews