Patricia Snell Herzog is Melvin Simon Chair and Associate Professor in the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, USA. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. Herzog’s interests include social scientific investigations of charitable giving, youth and emerging adults, and religiosity, including the books American Generosity: Who Gives and Why (2016) and Souls in Transition: The Religious Lives of Emerging Adults in America (2009).

• Chapter 1. Introduction: From Disparate to Integrated.- Chapter 2.  The Manifestations of Generosity: From Cooperation to Social Justice.- Chapter 3. The Causes of Generosity: From Attachment to Cultural Solidarity.- Chapter 4. The Consequences of Generosity: From the Interpersonal to the Collective.- Chapter 5. The Interdisciplinary Study of Generosity: The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts.- Chapter 6. Conclusion: Benefiting the Collective Good.

Patricia Snell Herzog is Melvin Simon Chair and Associate Professor in the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, USA. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. Herzog’s interests include social scientific investigations of charitable giving, youth and emerging adults, and religiosity, including the books American Generosity: Who Gives and Why (2016) and Souls in Transition: The Religious Lives of Emerging Adults in America (2009).

• Chapter 1. Introduction: From Disparate to Integrated.- Chapter 2.  The Manifestations of Generosity: From Cooperation to Social Justice.- Chapter 3. The Causes of Generosity: From Attachment to Cultural Solidarity.- Chapter 4. The Consequences of Generosity: From the Interpersonal to the Collective.- Chapter 5. The Interdisciplinary Study of Generosity: The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts.- Chapter 6. Conclusion: Benefiting the Collective Good.

Patricia Snell Herzog is Melvin Simon Chair and Associate Professor in the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, USA. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Notre Dame. Herzog’s interests include social scientific investigations of charitable giving, youth and emerging adults, and religiosity, including the books American Generosity: Who Gives and Why (2016) and Souls in Transition: The Religious Lives of Emerging Adults in America (2009).

• Chapter 1. Introduction: From Disparate to Integrated.- Chapter 2.  The Manifestations of Generosity: From Cooperation to Social Justice.- Chapter 3. The Causes of Generosity: From Attachment to Cultural Solidarity.- Chapter 4. The Consequences of Generosity: From the Interpersonal to the Collective.- Chapter 5. The Interdisciplinary Study of Generosity: The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts.- Chapter 6. Conclusion: Benefiting the Collective Good.