Editor : Aurelio Jose Figueredo e-mail AJF@u.arizona.edu

The Human Ethology Bulletin has evolved and expanded from its early days as the Human Ethology Newsletter. It will continue to evolve. Members are encouraged to send me any criticisms or suggestions for the Bulletin. Is there a topic that you would like to see addressed? Can we provide any information that we now neglect? How can the format be improved?

For the Bulletin to be a success, I am particularly counting on the continued services of the bulletin staff: namely, the book review editors and the Current Literature Editor, Johan van der Dennen. I also count on many others who contribute to this publication, including those who send announcements of meetings, who report on meetings, who send items for the Current Literature or New Books listings (that have not yet appeared there), who patiently inform us of errors in the membership list, who have asked their library to subscribe (successfully or not), who show the bulletin to colleagues who might join ISHE and, of course, those who contribute articles and book reviews.

Book Reviews: A major part of the Bulletin is the publication of book reviews. ISHE members and other scholars are hereby invited to contact the Chief Book Review Editor if they are interested in composing a review for the Bulletin. All book reviews are reviewed by one or more scholars and most require at least minor revision. Acceptance of book reviews or articles is not automatic, even in cases where the submission of the review was solicited by a member of the Bulletin staff. Furthermore, not all offers to review a particular book will be accepted: some books are sufficiently relevant to the concerns and interests of ISHE members, sometimes we already have a reviewer, and sometimes we have someone else in mind that we think will be more suitable. If you have agreed to provide a review, please do so in a timely fashion.

Written guidelines are available for reviewers of books.