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Why are Latinos More Politically Trusting than Other Americans? [PDF]
, 2007 This paper examines why Latinos, over the past thirty years, are consistently more trusting of the federal government than are Anglos and Blacks. We address this puzzle by turning to previous research on racial politics and political trust.
Abrajanoa, Marisa, Alvarez, R. Michael
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European Journal of Political Research, 2021 . The relevance of the macro-context for understanding political trust has been widely studied in recent decades, with increasing attention paid to micro–macro level interactive relationships.
K. Noordzij, W. Koster, J. Waal
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(White) Tyranny and the Democratic Value of Distrust [PDF]
, 2015 This paper makes an argument for the democratic value of distrust. It begins by analyzing distrust, since distrust is not merely the negation of trust. The account that it develops is based primarily on Martin Luther King Jr.’s work in Why We Can’t Wait.
Krishnamurthy, Meena
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Boosting Political Trust with Direct Democracy? The Case of the Finnish Citizens’ Initiative
Politics and Governance, 2019 Complementing representative democracy with direct-democratic instruments is perceived to boost levels of political trust. This was why Finland in 2012 introduced an agenda initiative, which gives citizens the right to propose legislation and thereby ...
Henrik Serup Christensen
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Journal of Trust Research, 2021 In this article, we examine how political trust is associated with participation in political discussions on social media and voting activity. We explore whether social media can provide platforms for those who are passive in terms of formal political ...
A. Koivula, S. Malinen, Arttu Saarinen
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A Crisis of Political Trust? Global Trends in Institutional Trust from 1958 to 2019
British Journal of Political ScienceIn the study of politics, many theoretical accounts assume that we are experiencing a ‘crisis of democracy’, with declining levels of political trust. While some empirical studies support this account, others disagree and report ‘trendless fluctuations’.
V. Valgarðsson +6 more
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Does Political Trust Matter? A Meta-analysis on the Consequences of Trust
Political BehaviorPolitical trust has long been seen as fundamental for societal cooperation and democratic legitimacy. However, evidence about its consequences are partial and fragmented, and we do not currently have a systematic understanding of whether political trust ...
Daniel Devine
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Factors Affecting the Level of Public Confidence of Political Parties in the European Union
Сравнительная политика, 2021 Since the second half of the XX century, political parties as a socio-political institution were in a state of global crisis, the manifestations of which were the decline in the number of their members and the fall in the level of trust in them.
F. I. Dolgikh
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Understanding the Psychological Perspective of Political Trust in Indonesia Context
Buletin Psikologi, 2021 Political trust, conceptually understood as a trust in politics, refers to the positive expectation from the citizen that the government, as an institution leader, will deliver citizen’s best interest through policies and regulations.
Indro Adinugroho
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SAGE OpenThis study examined the relationship between generalized (trust in the political system) and individualized (trust in a specific political actor) political trust in two surveys with representative samples from Latvia (total N = 2,001).
Girts Dimdins +4 more
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