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In Chapter 4, political scientist Margaret Levi, social psychologist Tom Tyler, and sociologist Audrey Sacks, relying on two datasets (one from the United States and one from sub-Saharan Africa), contend that two factors affect individuals' compliance with law. First, voluntary compliance with the law is influenced by individuals' views of the government's legitimacy. Second, individuals' conception of legitimacy depends significantly on the government's trustworthiness (including its perceived competence) and its commitment to procedural justice.
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