Picture credit: Boardroom battles….. The Apprentice. Photograph: BBC\/PA Photo, from the review in The Guardian.<\/p>\n
December 2013 update: Martin Wolf has chosen The War of the Sexes<\/em> as one of his books of the year in the Financial Times<\/a>:<\/p>\n “With characteristic brilliance, Seabright uses biology, sociology, anthropology and economics to explain the war of the sexes. Men and women must co-operate to bring their offspring to maturity and conflict is inherent. Yet today opportunities for more successful and equal relations between the sexes are greater than ever before.”<\/p>\n Other reviews:<\/p>\n In chronological order of appearance:<\/p>\n John Whitfield in Nature<\/a>.<\/p>\n A favorable but somewhat surrealistically inaccurate review by Roger Lewis in the Daily Mail<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jonathan R\u00e9e in The Guardian<\/a><\/p>\n Fran Hawthorne in The New York Journal of Books<\/a><\/p>\n Camilla Power in Times Higher Education<\/a><\/p>\n Alexander Delaigue in Liberation<\/a> (in French)<\/p>\n Publishers’ Weekly<\/a><\/p>\n Anna Cristina Pertierra in Inside Story<\/a><\/p>\n Joshi Herrmann in The London Evening Standard<\/a><\/p>\n Michele Pridmore-Brown in the Times Literary Supplement, available here<\/a> (pdf here<\/a>)<\/p>\n Elaine Graham-Leigh in Counterfire<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Some reactions in the blogosphere:<\/p>\n Jason Collins<\/a><\/p>\n Diane Coyle<\/a><\/p>\n Arnold Kling<\/a><\/p>\n Jake Seliger<\/a><\/p>\n Sander Van Der Linden<\/a> in LSE Review of Books<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My post<\/a> at the Huffington Post blog<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Interviews, other coverage:<\/p>\n The Financial Security Project at Boston College<\/a><\/p>\n The page 99 test<\/a><\/p>\n BBC Nightwaves<\/a>, the interview runs from the 23 minutes point and lasts 11 minutes<\/p>\n VoxEU <\/a>interview<\/p>\n The Moncrieff Show<\/a> on Newstalk Radio Ireland, section 4, around 9 minutes in<\/p>\n