Trust and reciprocity : interdisciplinary lessons from experimental research

Machine generated contents note: PART I INTRODUCTION: SOCIAL DILEMMAS AND TRUST 1 -- Chapter 1 Introduction 3 -- Elinor Ostrom and James Walker -- Chapter 2 Toward a Behavioral Theory Linking -- Trust, Reciprocity, and Reputation 19 -- Elinor Ostrom -- Chapter 3 Gaming Trust 80 -- Russell Hardin --PART II BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF TRUST AND RECIPROCITY 103 -- Chapter 4 Biological Foundations of Reciprocity 105 -- Robert Kurzban -- Chapter 5 The Chimpanzee's Service Economy: -- Evidence for Cognition-Based -- Reciprocal Exchange 128 -- Frans B. M. de Waal PART III THE LINKS BETWEEN EVOLUTION, COGNITION, AND BEHAVIOR 145 -- Chapter 6 A Cognitive Theory of Reciprocal -- Exchange 147 -- Kevin A. McCabe --Chapter 7 -Conflict, Interpersonal Assessment, -- and the Evolution of Cooperation: -- Simulation Results 170 -- James Hanley, John Orbell, and -- Tomonori Morikawa --PART IV EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE 207 -- Chapter 8 Experimental Studies of Cooperation, -- Trust, and Social Exchange 209 -- Karen S. Cook and Robin M. Cooper -- Chapter 9 The Human Face of Game Theory: Trust -- and Reciprocity in Sequential Games 245 -- Catherine C. Eckel and Rick K. Wilson -- Chapter 10 Strategic Analysis in Games: What -- Information Do Players Use? 275 -- Kevin A. McCabe and Vernon L. Smith -- Chapter 11 Trust in Children 302 -- William T. Harbaugh, Kate Krause, -- Steven G. Liday Jr., and Lise Vesterlund -- Chapter 12 Trust in Two-Person Games: -- Game Structures and Linkages 323 -- T. K. Ahn, Elinor Ostrom, David Schmidt, -- and James Walker -- Chapter 13 Cross-Societal Experimentation on -- Trust: A Comparison of the United -- States and Japan 352 -- Toshio Yamagishi --PART V CONCLUSIONS 371 -- Chapter 14 The Transformation of a Skeptic: -- What Nonexperimentalists Can Learn -- from Experimentalists 373 -- Margaret Levi -- Chapter 15 Conclusion 381 -- James Walker and Elinor Ostrom --Glossary 389 -- Index 395