Theoretical review demonstrates limitations and risks of biological determinism in science and governance, highlighting the need for inclusive social policies.
Key Points
Biological determinism attributes human behavior primarily to genetic factors, introducing major theoretical and practical challenges across social science.
Historical and theoretical review traces the evolution of biological determinism from late nineteenth-century social Darwinism to modern sociobiology.
Findings highlight the risks of applying genetic determinism to social structures, underscoring the necessity of inclusive frameworks for social policy.