Trust is a key aspect of various social interactions. Correspondingly, trust has been heavily
studied across different scientific disciplines. However, an integration of the diverse research …

Theoretical propositions stressing the importance of trust, reciprocity, and reputation for
cooperation in social exchange relations are deeply rooted in classical sociological thought …

The emergence of large-scale cooperation in humans poses a major puzzle for the social
and behavioural sciences. Reputation formation—individuals' ability to share information …

Signaling theory is concerned with situations of strategic interdependence in which one
actor (the sender) aims at persuading another actor (the receiver) of a fact the receiver does …

With the emergence of the online gig economy, computer-based jobs can be completed by
gig workers around the world. This raises the question whether the labour market for online …

Large-scale online marketplace data have been repeatedly used to test sociological
theories on trust between strangers. Most studies focus on sellers' aggregate reputation …

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Reputation systems promote cooperation in large-scale online markets for illegal goods.
These so-called cryptomarkets operate on the Dark Web, where legal, social, and moral trust …

Background Buyers and sellers of illegal drugs in cryptomarkets have been found to
overcome trust issues created by anonymity and the lack of legal protection with the help of …

Although nutrition information informs consumer decisions at the point of sale in offline
stores, it is unclear whether such information affects online food sales. Using a field …