Rationality and Society

1989 - 2025

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The social production of property pp. 421-445: David Willer and Pamela Emanuelson
Regulation and state capacity pp. 446-468: Arjun Chowdhury
Hostile-emotional excess of zeal in public social media: A case study of an online firestorm against an organization pp. 469-500: Katja Rost and Lea Stahel
Support for social policies: Focusing on effects of group belonging pp. 501-525: Naoki Sudo
Buildings and welfare pp. 526-547: Mats Ekman

Intergenerational class mobility in industrial and post-industrial societies: Towards a general theory pp. 271-301: ErzsÃ©bet Bukodi and John H Goldthorpe
Towards a nuanced understanding of anti-immigration sentiment in the welfare state â€“ a program specific analysis of welfare preferences pp. 302-333: Matthias Diermeier and Judith Niehues
Verbal interaction in a social dilemma pp. 334-367: ZoÃ« Adams, Agata Ludwiczak, Devyani Sharma and Magda Osman
Coherence between theory and policy in Nudge and Boost: Is it relevant for evidence-based policy-making? pp. 368-394: Daphne Truijens
Divisiveness, splintering, and the rational interpretation of text pp. 395-418: Jacqueline Joslyn

Emergence of and compliance with new social norms: The example of the COVID crisis in Germany pp. 129-154: Andreas Diekmann
Black-White incentive inequality for college persistence pp. 155-184: Dirk Witteveen and Paul Attewell
Party competition and the structuring of party preferences by the left-right dimension pp. 185-217: Holger Reinermann
The persistence of opposition in an oppressive regime: The case of the Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia pp. 218-236: Pavol Minarik
Feudal bargain in Prague: The rise, spread, and fall of craft guilds pp. 237-267: David Dolejší

Reviewer Acknowledgements pp. 3-5: N/a
A formal model of street-level bureaucracy pp. 6-27: Ahrum Chang
The Peace of God pp. 28-55: Andrew Young
A picture of regret: An empirical investigation of post-Brexit referendum survey data pp. 56-77: Alan Collins, Adam Cox and Gianpiero Torrisi
Mine or ours? Unintended framing effects in dictator games pp. 78-95: Andreas Bergh and Philipp Wichardt
Parental time preferences and educational choices: The role of childrenâ€™s gender and of social origin pp. 96-125: Daniela Bellani and Luis Ortiz-Gervasi

They canâ€™t treat you well under abusive supervision: Investigating the impact of job satisfaction and extrinsic motivation on healthcare employees pp. 401-423: Saeed Siyal, Maria Saeed, Munwar Hussain Pahi, Rukhman Solangi and Chunlin Xin
Faith struggles in science: Academic schools as religious sects pp. 424-447: Florian Follert and Frank Daumann
Do informal reasoning fallacies really shape decisions? Experimental evidence pp. 448-479: Lucie VrbovÃ¡, KateÅ™ina JiÅ™inovÃ¡, Karel Helman and Hana LorencovÃ¡
Social movements and exchanges: Sketch of a theory pp. 480-511: NicolÃ¡s M Somma

Editorial transition at Rationality and Society: A note from the incoming editor pp. 279-281: Andreas Flache
From green to ripe: Dynamics of peacemaking in Colombia (1998â€“2016) pp. 282-312: JerÃ³nimo RÃos, Manuel Hidalgo and Luis Fernando Medina
Efficiency loss and support for income redistribution: Evidence from a laboratory experiment pp. 313-340: Markus Tepe, Fabian Paetzel, Jan Lorenz and Maximilian Lutz
How can I help you? Multiple resource availability promotes generosity with low-value (but not high-value) resources pp. 341-362: Ashley Harrell
Death beyond the means: Funeral overspending and its government regulation around the world pp. 363-398: Turkhan Sadigov

Relative risk aversion models: How plausible are their assumptions? pp. 143-175: Carlo Barone, Katherin Barg and Mathieu Ichou
Time-inconsistent preferences and the minimum legal tobacco consuming age pp. 176-195: Bertrand Crettez and Regis Deloche
Populism and the rational choice model: The case of the French National Front pp. 196-228: François Facchini and Louis Jaeck
Heterogeneous coalitions and social revolutions pp. 229-275: Ricardo Nieva
Corrigendum to â€œThe Five Games of Mr Edgar Allan Poe: A study of strategic thought in â€œThe Purloined Letterâ€ â€ pp. 276-276: N/a

Non-state order and strategic communication via symbolic dress in Yemen pp. 3-51: Daniel Corstange
Property rightsâ€™ emergence in illicit drug markets pp. 52-105: Jefferson DP Bertolai and Luiz Scorzafave
The economics of escalation pp. 106-140: Fabio Dâ€™Orlando and Sharon Ricciotti

The five games of Mr Edgar Allan Poe: A study of strategic thought in â€˜The Purloined Letterâ€™ pp. 369-401: Daniel Read
On-Side fighting in civil war: The logic of mortal alignment in Syria pp. 402-460: Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl
Asymmetric awareness and heterogeneous agents pp. 461-484: Antoine Dubus
The pulse-like nature of decisions in rational choice theory pp. 485-508: Enzo Lenine

To leave or not to leave? Understanding the support for the United Kingdom membership in the European Union: Identity, attitudes towards the political system and socio-economic status pp. 255-277: Nicola Pensiero
Peasant youth experiences of CEOs, risk aversion and corporate performance pp. 278-312: Kebin Deng, Zhong Ding and Yalu Wang
Do Koreans like being nudged? Survey evidence for the contextuality of behavioral public policy pp. 313-333: David Oliver Kasdan
Social hierarchies in democracies and authoritarianism: The balance between power asymmetries and principal-agent chains pp. 334-366: BjÃ¶rn Toelstede

A theory of norm collapse pp. 119-143: Chien Liu
Selective tolerance and the radical right pp. 144-167: Colin Jennings and Elizabeth Ralph-Morrow
Desire and pleasure in choice pp. 168-196: Daniel A Newark
Along which identity lines does 21st-century Britain divide? Evidence from Big Brother pp. 197-222: Tom Lane
You are who your friends are? pp. 223-251: Fabian Winter and Mitesh Kataria

Social dilemmas with manifest and unknown networks pp. 3-39: Armando Razo
Scalp-taking pp. 40-66: Ennio E Piano and Byron B Carson
Testing structural and relational embeddedness in collaboration risk pp. 67-92: Minsun Song, Kyujin Jung, Namhoon Ki and Richard C Feiock
Dying for the cause: The rationality of martyrs, suicide bombers and self-immolators pp. 93-115: Andrew Greenland, Damon Proulx and David Savage