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Residents’ willingness to intervene is a crucial determinant of the livability of their neighborhoods. In high-rise cities, the ownership arrangements of most private housing necessitate collectivism among residents in many neighborhood affairs. Mancur Olson’s seminal free-rider theorem suggests unless being profitable for every single participant, collective action will neither be initiated nor sustained. In real life, however, many residents in high-rise neighborhoods do actively engage in collective actions, which call for an explanation for this observed deviation from the theoretical prediction. With an aim to understand why some residents are willing to participate and others are not, this study analyses the findings from a structured survey on private housing residents in Hong Kong. While the collective interest model serves as a theoretical starting point for this study of resident participation in neighborhood affairs, particular foci Norms, seNse of CommuNity ANd Neighborhood ColleCtivism iN A highrise settiNg1

Normas, sentido de comunidad y colectivismo comunal en un contexto de edificios en altura