Building solidarity through generalized exchange: A theory of reciprocity
Abstract
Despite the prevalence of generalized exchange in social life, few studies have investigated the classic anthropological prediction that generalized (indirect) exchange produces greater social solidarity than restricted (direct) exchange. Building on recent work comparing negotiated and reciprocal forms of direct exchange, the authors develop a theory of reciprocity in exchange. The theory argues that two structural characteristics of...
Paper Details
Title
Building solidarity through generalized exchange: A theory of reciprocity
Published Date
Jul 1, 2007
Volume
113
Issue
1
Pages
205 - 242
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