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Nurturing the nature controversy

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  1. the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

    John Gulick (professor emeritus of anthropology, fellow)

  2. the Carolina Population Center, USA

    John Gulick (professor emeritus of anthropology, fellow)

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He was the founding chair of his department in 1965–70. He has carried out or directed field research in Egypt, Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon on subjects including urban life, gender roles, and fertility behavior. His most recent book is The Middle East: An Anthropological Perspective.

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Gulick, J. Nurturing the nature controversy. Society 23, 22–23 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02697106

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