"Natural selection and social selection in social life" is a book that examines the influence of evolutionary processes on the formation of society and interpersonal relations. The author considers how natural selection and social selection interact and influence the behavior of people in the modern world. The book analyzes historical examples, research, and sociological data to reveal how natural selection affects social structures, and how social selection differs from natural selection. The author investigates which aspects of human life are affected by these two types of selection and how this affects social progress. "Natural Selection and Social Selection in Social Life" is a fascinating combination of biological and sociological approaches to the study of human behavior and society. This book will interest not only specialists in the field of sociology and biology, but also everyone who is interested in the nature of man and his place in the modern world.