دانلود کتاب Social dilemmas, institutions, and the evolution of cooperation

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Preface\nContents\nPart I: Foundations\nIntroduction\nMicro-Macro Models in Sociology: Antecedents of Coleman’s Diagram\nPart II: Institutions\nThe Kula Ring of Bronislaw Malinowski: Simulating the Co-Evolution of an Economic and Ceremonial Exchange System\nFrom the Savannah to the Magistrate’s Court\nThe Dependence of Human Cognitive and Motivational Processes on Institutional Systems\nSocial Dilemmas and Solutions in Immunizations\nPart III: Social Norms\nWhen Do People Follow Norms and When Do They Pursue Their Interests?\nPersonal Exposure to Unfavorable Environmental Conditions: Does it Stimulate Environmental Activism?\nCooperation and Career Chances in Science\nSocial Dilemmas in Science: Detecting Misconduct and Finding Institutional Solutions\nThe Interplay of Social Status and Reciprocity\nPart IV: Peer-Sanctioning\nTypes of Normative Conflicts and the Effectiveness of Punishment\nSocial Status and Peer-Punishment: Findings from Two Road Traffic Field Experiments\nThe Double Edge of Counter-Sanctions. Is Peer Sanctioning Robust to Counter-Punishment but Vulnerable to Counter-Reward?\nDiffusion of Responsibility in Norm Enforcement\nEndogenous Peer Punishment Institutions in Prisoner’s Dilemmas: The Role of Noise\nPart V: Trust and Trustworthiness\nCooperation and Distrust – a Contradiction?\nSignaling Theory Evolving: Signals and Signs of Trustworthiness in Social Exchange\nTrust and Promises as Friendly Advances\nOnline Reputation in eBay Auctions: Damaging and Rebuilding Trustworthiness Through Feedback Comments from Buyers and Sellers\nPart VI: Game Theory\nNash Dynamics, Meritocratic Matching, and Cooperation\nA Note on the Strategic Determination of the Required Number of Volunteers\nIs No News Bad News? A Hostage Trust Game with Incomplete Information and Fairness Considerations of the Trustee\nPart VII: Experimental Methods\nWhen Prediction Fails\nMeasuring Social Preferences on Amazon Mechanical Turk\nRepetition Effects in Laboratory Experiments\nNotes on the Editors and Contributors