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The Social Bonds of Cooking

Cultural Sociology, 2007
In the Basque Country cooking and eating together in gastronomic societies (in Basque: txokos, in Spanish: sociedades gastronómicas) are highly popular activities. They represent a form of social bonding that has, maybe surprisingly, not been given much sociological attention. This article tries to remedy this situation.
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The natural history of social bonds

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
AbstractThis paper reviews the evolutionary processes that shape the evolution of sociality in mammalian species in an effort to understand the importance of sociality in the lives of modern humans. A body of theory and empirical evidence compiled by behavioral ecologists helps us to understand why (some) other animals live in groups, why group‐living ...
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The Social Bond.

Social Forces, 1970
Mark Abrahamson, Robert A. Nisbet
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Social Bond

2021
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The Social Bond

International Studies in Philosophy, 1992
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Early Learning and the Social Bond

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1997
E B, Keverne, C M, Nevison, F L, Martel
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