Rationality and Society

1989 - 2025

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Detecting and measuring crucial differences between cognitive maps pp. 383-407: Timo J. Septer, Jacob Dijkstra and Frans N. Stokman
To believe or not believeâ€¦or not decide: A decision-theoretic model of agnosticism pp. 408-441: Mark Pingle and Tigran Melkonyan
Minority language and the stability of bilingual equilibria pp. 442-462: Nagore Iriberri and JosÃ©-RamÃ³n Uriarte
Do religious cognitions promote prosociality? pp. 463-482: Ashley Harrell
The state counts: State efficacy and the development of trust pp. 483-509: Francisco Herreros

On the determinants of honesty perceptions in the United States pp. 257-294: Christian BjÃ¸rnskov
Concealing to reveal: The informational role of Islamic dress pp. 295-323: David S. Patel
Explaining contributions to public goods: Formalizing the social exchange heuristic pp. 324-342: Jacob Dijkstra
Religious human capital revisited: Testing the effect of religious human capital on religious participation pp. 343-379: Katie E. Corcoran

Is plea bargaining a rational choice? Plea bargaining as an engine of racial stratification and overcrowding in the United States prison system pp. 131-167: Douglas Savitsky
A simple mobility game for couplesâ€™ migration decisions and some quasi-experimental evidence1 pp. 168-197: Martin Abraham and Natascha Nisic
Team reasoning and group identification pp. 198-220: Frank Hindriks
Conformists or rebels? Relative risk aversion, educational decisions and social class reproduction pp. 221-253: Mads M. JÃ¦ger and Anders Holm

Symbols and investments as signals: Courtship behaviors in adolescent sexual relationships pp. 3-36: Anthony Paik and Vernon Woodley
The â€˜culture of honorâ€™ in citizensâ€™ concepts of their duty as voters pp. 37-72: Jonathan Baron
Collective identity, rationality and collective political action pp. 73-105: Karl-Dieter Opp
Game theory and the kula pp. 106-128: Louis Corriveau

The economic value of a meeting: Evidence from an investment game experiment pp. 403-426: Leonardo Becchetti, Giacomo Degli Antoni, Marco Faillo and Luigi Mittone
Street robbery offenders: Shades of rationality and reversal theory perspective pp. 427-451: PrzemysÅ‚aw Piotrowski
How rational are justices on the Supreme Court of the United States? Doctrinal considerations during agenda setting pp. 452-477: Udi Sommer
Kula and relation capital: Rational reinterpretation of primitive gift institution pp. 475-512: Jaehyuck Lee

Social identity as a determinant of college enrollment pp. 267-303: Jason Fletcher
Neither government nor community alone: A test of state-centered models of generalized trust pp. 304-346: Blaine G. Robbins
Not â€˜Just the two of usâ€™: Third party externalities of social dilemmas pp. 347-370: Hanne van der Iest, Jacob Dijkstra and Frans N. Stokman
The two-model problem in rational decision making pp. 371-400: Marcel Boumans

A cucumber for a cow: A theoretical exploration of the causes and consequences of religious hypocrisy pp. 155-174: Jason Wollschleger and Lindsey Beach
Rationality, choice and modernism: Notes on Jon Elsterâ€™s theory of creativity pp. 175-197: Thomas Osborne
Anticipated discussion and cooperation in a social dilemma pp. 199-216: Gaute Torsvik, Anders Molander, Sigve TjÃ¸tta and Therese Kobbeltvedt
Intrinsic religious orientation and religious rewards: An empirical evaluation of two approaches to religious motivation pp. 217-233: Miran LavriÄ and Sergej Flere
Communication and fair distribution pp. 234-264: Astri Drange Hole

Breaking up is hard to do: Irrational inconsistency in commitment to an industry peer network pp. 3-34: Stoyan V. Sgourev and Ezra W. Zuckerman
Who perished on the Titanic? The importance of social norms pp. 35-49: Bruno Frey, David Savage and Benno Torgler
Explaining large-N cooperation: Generalized social trust and the social exchange heuristic pp. 51-74: Kim Mannemar SÃ¸nderskov
Peer loyalty and quota restriction as social norms: A case study of their emergence pp. 75-115: Francisco JosÃ© LeÃ³n
Agentsâ€™ beliefs and the evolution of institutions for common-pool resource management pp. 117-152: Giangiacomo Bravo

The happiness of sociality. Economics and eudaimonia: A necessary encounter pp. 383-406: Luigino Bruni
Emergent cultural signatures and persistent diversity: A model of conformity and consistency pp. 407-444: Jenna Bednar, Aaron Bramson, Andrea Jones-Rooy and Scott Page
The grammar of institutions: The challenge of distinguishing between strategies, norms, and rules pp. 445-475: Achim SchlÃ¼ter and Insa Theesfeld
A rational heuristic model of economic decision making pp. 477-504: Anna Grandori

Rationality and common knowledge pp. 259-282: Herbert Gintis
Revolutionaries, despots, and rationality pp. 283-299: Nicolas Olsson-Yaouzis
The effect of nonlinear utility on behaviour in repeated prisonerâ€™s dilemmas pp. 301-332: M.A.L.M. van Assen and C.C.P. Snijders
Religious favoritism in Europe: A political competition model pp. 333-352: Pablo BraÃ±as-Garza and Angel Solano
Status groups and altruistic behaviour in dictator games pp. 353-380: Ulf Liebe and Andreas Tutic

Mutual interdependence versus repeated interaction: An experiment studying voluntary social exchange pp. 131-158: Werner GÃ¼th, Maria Levati and Georg von Wangenheim
Choice under description: The motivational nexus pp. 159-187: Lina Eriksson
Modelling a rational choice theory of criminal action: Subjective expected utilities, norms, and interactions pp. 189-222: Guido Mehlkop and Peter Graeff
Measuring religious costs and rewards in a cross-cultural perspective pp. 223-236: Miran LavriÄ and Sergej Flere
More freedom of choice but less preference satisfaction in parametric situations pp. 237-252: Hanna van Loo
Erratum pp. 253-253: N/a

Norms and Rationality in Electoral Participation and in the Rescue of Jews in WWII pp. 3-36: Clemens Kroneberg, Meir Yaish and Volker StockÃ©
Group and Dyadic Communication in Trust Games pp. 37-54: Azi Lev-On, Alex Chavez and Cristina Bicchieri
The Relationship Between the Supreme Court and Parliament in Light of the Theory of Moves: the Case of Israel pp. 55-82: Assaf Meydani and Shlomo Mizrahi
They Come To Play pp. 83-102: Jeffrey Carpenter, Allison Liati and Brian Vickery