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Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2016
Under which circumstances do two democracies involved in a dispute decide to pursue binding conflict management? I argue that the existing literature is incomplete. In order to fully understand why democratic decision makers choose arbitration or adjudication over alternative strategies, it is necessary to consider the social trust levels of the ...
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Under which circumstances do two democracies involved in a dispute decide to pursue binding conflict management? I argue that the existing literature is incomplete. In order to fully understand why democratic decision makers choose arbitration or adjudication over alternative strategies, it is necessary to consider the social trust levels of the ...
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2012
‘All courts’, it has been said, ‘need the confidence of the public’. Members of the public should be confident that the courts can be relied upon to perform their functions independently, impartially and according to law. Without that confidence, judges cannot expect their decisions to be respected.
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‘All courts’, it has been said, ‘need the confidence of the public’. Members of the public should be confident that the courts can be relied upon to perform their functions independently, impartially and according to law. Without that confidence, judges cannot expect their decisions to be respected.
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Public Trusts, Public Fiduciaries
Federal Law Review, 2010In 1995 I wrote a short piece entitled ‘The Forgotten “Trust”: The People and the State’. Its premise was the simple proposition that the most fundamental of fiduciary relationships in our society is that which exists between the State (and its officers and agencies) and the community (the people). I do not intend here to revisit the justifications for
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1985
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1985. ; MICROFICHE COPY AVAILABLE IN ARCHIVES AND ROTCH. ; Bibliography: leaves 303-312. ; by Sheryl L. Handler. ; Ph.D.
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1985. ; MICROFICHE COPY AVAILABLE IN ARCHIVES AND ROTCH. ; Bibliography: leaves 303-312. ; by Sheryl L. Handler. ; Ph.D.
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The Tripod of Trust: A Multilevel Approach to Trust-Based Leadership in Public Organizations
Public Management Review, 2023Tina Ollgaard Bentzen
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PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE, PUBLIC TRUST
2006AbstractTaking its point of departure from the suppression of research findings by a Canadian drug company with a vested interest in keeping them from the public eye, this chapter reads the ambiguous gendered implications of the positioning of Dr. Nancy Olivieri, a scientist and physician, as the principal player in the story.
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Public Choice And Public Trust
The public trust doctrine, originally a legal principle designed to protect public access to navigable waters for commerce and navigation, has been expanded far beyond its historical scope. Courts and policymakers now use the doctrine as a broad instrument of environmental intervention, often invoking it to justify sweeping regulatory mandates and ...Jeremy Kidd, Randy T. Simmons
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An Experimental Study of Public Trust in AI Chatbots in the Public Sector
Government Information Quarterly, 2020Naomi Aoki
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