Information-sharing and cooperation in networked collective action groups
Ashley Harrell,
Tom Wolff
Abstract:When people provide for large-scale public goods, they often do not know what each individual group member is contributing. Instead, they commonly have access to the behaviors of their ties, in a broader network of others whose decisions are unknown. But network ties also serve as channels of communication, allowing behaviors to reach a larger audience. Here, we ask how public good production is affected in networks when people can share information about their ties’ behaviors with their other connections—and … Show more
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