A growing stream of literature at the interface between economics and psychology is
currently investigating 'behavioral spillovers' in (and across) different domains, including …

A recent series of papers has introduced a fresh perspective on the problem of the evolution
of human cooperation by suggesting an amendment to the concept of cooperation itself …

Why does human cooperation often unravel in economic experiments despite a promising
start? Previous studies have interpreted the decline as the reaction of disappointed altruists …

Given that pure public goods' broader use is often limited by distance, congestion, or
borders, local public goods are prevalent. The decision for the provision of these local public …

In a circular neighborhood of eight, each member contributes repeatedly to two local public
goods, one with the left and one with the right neighbor. All eight two-person games provide …

Given that pure public goods' broader use is often limited by distance, congestion, or
borders, local public goods are prevalent. The decision for the provision of these local public …

In a circular neighbourhood, each subject has a left and a right neighbour with whom they
interact repeatedly in two structurally independent public goods games. We compare an …

The three studies of this dissertation are concerned with human cooperative behavior. In
particular, it is investigated in two game theoretical studies and one laboratory experiment if …

In a circular neighborhood, each member contributes repeatedly to two asymmetric local
public goods, one with the left and one with the right neighbor. All two-person public good …

In a circular neighborhood, each member contributes repeatedly to two local public goods
with the left and the right neighbor. All two-person public good games are structurally …