Conflict and cooperation do not result from isolated individual actions. In settings such as
insurgency, interstate conflict, protest mobilization, and informal governance, actors are …

Interventions aimed at reducing prejudice toward refugees have shown promise in
industrialized countries. However, the vast majority of refugees are in developing countries …

Why are some communities better than others at generating cooperative behavior? We
argue that mutual dependence on collective social institutions (CSI) increases expectations …

Empirical studies of the spread of something through social networks, a process often called
diffusion, tend to rely on network data assembled from the measurement of multiple kinds of …

Over the past two decades, researchers have thoroughly investigated cooperation within
social dilemmas to address societal challenges. However, there has been limited …

This study uses the case of ecological protests in the Russian Federation and the social
network of 903 263 VKontakte users to investigate the unique characteristics of protesters' …

Research on political participation almost unanimously assumes that social pressure by
neighbors induces collective behavior. Yet most experimental studies focus on individually …

The social networks that interconnect groups of people are often “multi-layered"–comprised
of a variety of relationships and interaction types. Although researchers increasingly …

Providing an authoritative global overview of theoretical and empirical research in the field,
this Handbook explores the complex relationship between gender and corruption in …

The social networks that interconnect groups of people are often “multi-layered”—comprised
of a variety of relationships and interaction types. Although researchers increasingly …