Rationality and Society

1989 - 2025

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Opportunities for cultural consumption: How is cultural participation in Switzerland shaped by regional cultural infrastructure? pp. 363-385: JÃ¶rg RÃ¶ssel and Sebastian Weingartner
A network approach to economic models of fertility pp. 386-409: Yoosik Youm and Byungkyu Lee
A rational choice theory of religious authority pp. 410-438: Michael McBride
Those left behind: Euthanasia, suicide and other regarding preferences pp. 439-452: David Savage
Partial participation towards collective action: To stifle or instigate pp. 453-467: Alexander Funcke and Ulrik Franke

Honors: A rational choice analysis of award bestowals pp. 255-269: Bruno Frey and Jana Gallus
Behavioral and statistical models of educational inequality pp. 270-298: Anders Holm and Richard Breen
Norm enforcement in the city revisited: An international field experiment of altruistic punishment, norm maintenance, and broken windows pp. 299-319: JoÃ«l Berger and Debra Hevenstone
Faith and religious attendance in Brazil pp. 320-334: Livio Oliveira and Renan Xavier Cortes
When does the emergence of a stationary bandit lead to property insecurity? pp. 335-360: Ilia Murtazashvili and Jennifer Murtazashvili

Differential trends in householdsâ€™ connection to the Internet: An actor-centered explanation pp. 141-171: Volker Lang and Steffen Hillmert
Social problem ownership at Taganka, Moscow: Explaining urban protests against infill development projects pp. 172-201: Aleh Ivanou
Endogenous thresholds and assurance networks in collective action pp. 202-252: Kris De Jaegher

The long shadow of occupation: Volunteering in retirement pp. 3-23: Holger Lengfeld and Jessica Ordemann
Partyâ€“voter linkages derived from the calculus of voting model: Electoral mobilization in Ecuador pp. 24-51: Thomas Mustillo
The willingness-to-pay for Caplanian irrationality pp. 52-82: Ryan Murphy
Rationalization of contradictory cognitive dichotomies versus democracy demands: Istanbul Gezi Park protests pp. 83-104: Sermin Tekinalp
Indirect reciprocity: Its antecedents and consequences in social entrepreneuring pp. 105-138: George Mofulu, Ancheng Pan and Pengfei Li

Changing a â€˜cultureâ€™ of corruption: Evidence from an economic experiment in Italy pp. 387-413: Nan Zhang
Stronger inspection incentives, less crime? Further experimental evidence on inspection games pp. 414-454: Heiko Rauhut
Social identity, cross-cutting cleavages, and explaining the breakdown of interethnic cooperation pp. 455-468: Steven Lloyd Wilson
Are dictators loss averse? pp. 469-491: Trond U Halvorsen
The use of digital social networks from an analytical sociology perspective: The case of Spain pp. 492-512: JosÃ© Manuel Robles, CristÃ³bal Torres-Albero, Mirko Antino and Stefano De Marco

Norms and trades: An experimental investigation pp. 259-282: Giuseppe Danese and Luigi Mittone
The bargaining power of commitment: An experiment of the effects of threats in the sequential hawkâ€“dove game pp. 283-308: Luis Alejandro Palacio GarcÃa, Alexandra Cortés Aguilar and Manuel MuÃ±oz-Herrera
Lifting the veil of ignorance: An experiment on the contagiousness of norm violations pp. 309-333: Andreas Diekmann, Wojtek Przepiorka and Heiko Rauhut
Ties that bind: Family relationships and social trust pp. 334-357: Francisco Herreros
The malpractice of â€œrationalityâ€ in international relations pp. 358-384: Uriel Abulof

The value of vengefulness: Reputational incentives for initiating versus reciprocating aggression pp. 129-160: Stephen Benard
Lords and order: Credible rulers and state failure pp. 161-194: Matthew Dimick
Punish and perish? pp. 195-223: Angelo Antoci and Luca Zarri
Realizing â€œstrategicâ€ voting in presidential primaries pp. 224-256: Gar Culbert

Citizens, dictators and networks: A game theory approach pp. 3-39: Wilson Perez-Oviedo
The influence of positional and experienced social benefits on the relationship between peers and alcohol use pp. 40-69: Owen Gallupe and Martin Bouchard
A demand for encompassment: A Hayekian experimental parable about political psychology pp. 70-95: Daniel B Klein, Xiaofei Pan, Daniel Houser and Gonzalo Schwarz
Disorder, social capital, and norm violation: Three field experiments on the broken windows thesis pp. 96-126: Marc Keuschnigg and Tobias Wolbring

From Jesus to Christianity: The economics of sacrifice pp. 397-424: Mario Ferrero
Rationalizing beliefs pp. 425-445: Ping Yu and Li Zeng
Involuntary disputes: When competition for members forces smaller unions to strike pp. 446-474: Agnes Akkerman
Signaling commitments, making concessions: Democratization and state ratification of international human rights treaties, 1966â€“2006 pp. 475-508: Min Zhou

The role of education in intergenerational social mobility: Problems from empirical research in sociology and some theoretical pointers from economics pp. 265-289: John H Goldthorpe
Restraining free-riders: The effects of actor types and decision rules in the public goods game pp. 290-319: Jan Sauermann and Ulrich Glassmann
In-group favoritism due to friend selection strategies based on fixed tag and within-group reputation pp. 320-354: Yutaka Nakai
Rationale of conspiracy theorizing: Who shot the President Chen Shui-bian? pp. 373-394: TÃ¼rkay S Nefes

Oracles pp. 141-169: Peter Leeson
Independence and interdependence: Lessons from the hive pp. 170-207: Christian List and Adrian Vermeule
Reciprocity and volunteering pp. 208-235: Anita Manatschal and Markus Freitag
Why didnâ€™t slaves revolt more often during the Middle Passage? pp. 236-262: Andrew Marcum and David Skarbek

Thick as thieves: Homophily and trust among deviants pp. 3-45: Jennifer Flashman and Diego Gambetta
Values, self and other-regarding behavior in the dictator game pp. 46-72: Lin Tao and Wing-tung Au
Placation and provocation pp. 73-104: Joshua Tasoff
An alternative explanation of the chance of casting a pivotal vote pp. 105-138: Dan Usher