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Contents: Preface 1. The Troika of Sociology, Political Science andEconomics Gert Tinggaard Svendsen and Gunnar Lind Haase Svendsen PART I: WHYCOOPERATION? CLASSICAL EXPLANATIONS 2. The Meaning of Social Capital and itsLink to Collective Action Elinor Ostrom and T.K. Ahn 3. Cooperation:Evidence from Experiments Anders Poulsen 4. Grid-Group Analysis D. DouglasCaulkins PART II: WHY COOPERATION? RECENT EXPLANATIONS 5. Social Capital inthe Brain? Michael Bang Petersen, Andreas Roepstorff and SA ren Serritzlew6. Humour Peter Gundelach 7. Religio-philosophical Roots Ralph Weber PARTIII: CORRUPTION AND THE QUALITY OF INSTITUTIONS 8. Corruption Eric M. Uslaner9. Social Capital: The Dark Side Peter Graeff 10. Social Capital inEast-Central Europe Natalia Letki PART IV: THE WELFARE STATE 11. The StateFrancisco Herreros 12. The Universal Welfare State Bo Rothstein 13. TheNordic Welfare State Thora Margareta Bertilsson and Christian Hjorth-AndersenPART V: THE ROLE OF THE STATE 14. Tax Compliance Lars P. Feld 15. TheEnvironment Kim Mannemar SA nderskov 16. The Labour Market Fabio SabatiniPART VI: MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION 17. Locational Choice, Ethnicity andAssimilation Gil S. Epstein 18. Making Integration Work Peter NannestadPART VII: THE ECONOMY 19. Economic Inequality Henrik Jordahl 20. EconomicGrowth Christian BjA rnskov 21. The Macro Perspective on Generalized TrustMartin Paldam PART VIII: MEASUREMENT 22. Mixed Methods Assessment VeronicaNyhan Jones and Michael Woolcock 23. The Sociability of Nations:International Comparisons in Bonding, Bridging and Linking Social CapitalRoger Patulny 24. Building Social Capital Robert Chase and Rikke NA rdingChristensen Index