A Behavioral Approach to the Rational Choice Theory of Collective Action Presidential Address, American political Science Association, 1997
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Implication
This address reviews rational choice theory in collective action, highlighting challenges and behavioral insights.
Key Points
- The main finding suggests that reciprocity, reputation, and trust can lead to outcomes better than rational expectations.
- One key evidence shows that individuals can overcome social dilemmas through behavioral factors like trust and reputation.
- The approach taken involves a theoretical exploration of rational choice models in the context of social dilemmas and cooperation.
- This highlights the potential for new models of rationality, emphasizing the importance of behavioral factors in collective action.
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