Chapter
IDEOLOGY, RELIGION, AND THE EVOLUTION OF COOPERATION: FIELD EXPERIMENTS ON ISRAELI KIBBUTZIM
Abstract
Despite the putative importance of ideological commitments in the evolution of large-scale cooperation among unrelated individuals, evolutionary researchers have yet to examine empirically the relationship between ideology and cooperation. We conduct an experimental game on Israeli kibbutz members to evaluate whether: (1) differences in ideological commitment can explain variation in cooperation within and across kibbutzim; and (2) whether …
Authors
Sosis R; Ruffle BJ
Book title
Socioeconomic Aspects of Human Behavioral Ecology
Series
Research in Economic Anthropology
Volume
23
Pagination
pp. 89-117
Publisher
Emerald
Publication Date
December 30, 2004
DOI
10.1016/s0190-1281(04)23004-9