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The presence of superradiance and subradiance in microscopic and mean-fieldapproaches to light scattering in atomic media is investigated. We show thatthese phenomena are present in both descriptions, with only minor quantitativedifferences, so neither rely on disorder. In particular, they are mostprominent in media with high resonant optical depth yet far-detuned light,i.e.. in the single--scattering regime.

Role of disorder in super- and subradiance of cold atomic clouds