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Relations of Trust and Mistrust
2021Chapter 8 of The Psychology of Foreign Policy focuses on trust and mistrust, moving from individuals to intersubjectivity and social psychology. Trust is intuitively integral to international politics, both in terms of interpersonal, interorganizational and more broadly interstate relations.
Christer Pursiainen, Tuomas Forsberg
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Business and Professional Ethics Journal, 1989
Scholars in a wide variety of fields have become more deeply interested in the concept of trust. Many theorists prescribe greater trust as a necessary antidote for an increasingly litigious and distrustful society (Lieberman, 1981). Trust holds for them the possibility of greater economic efficiency as well as of deeper human fellowship (Arrow, 1974 ...
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Scholars in a wide variety of fields have become more deeply interested in the concept of trust. Many theorists prescribe greater trust as a necessary antidote for an increasingly litigious and distrustful society (Lieberman, 1981). Trust holds for them the possibility of greater economic efficiency as well as of deeper human fellowship (Arrow, 1974 ...
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“Trust Me”: Differences in expressed and perceived trust relations in an organization
Social Networks, 2012Abstract The possibility of resolving the tension between trust as a psychological condition and trust as a general organizing principle depends on assumptions about the convergence of expressed and perceived trust relations. In empirical organizational research these assumptions are frequently left implicit and only rarely modeled directly.
Dean Lusher +3 more
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Trust relations in a changing health service
Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 2008Objective: Trust in health care is an important policy area although research has tended to focus on interpersonal trust between patient and practitioner and has neglected trust relations at the organizational and institutional levels.
Michael, Calnan, Rosemary, Rowe
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Trust Relations in High‐Reliability Organizations
Risk Analysis, 2006Workplace trust has been recognized by researchers and practitioners alike to be an important component of an effective safety culture. However, despite this, the concept of trust as it relates to safety has been underresearched, particularly within high‐reliability organizations.
Cox, S J, Jones, B M, Collinson, D L
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Are Trust and Reciprocity Related within Individuals?
bejte, 2013Abstract We provide new evidence about a positive correlation between the own amount sent and the own amount returned in the investment game. Our analysis relies on the experimental data collected under the strategy method. While the percentage returned is independent of the amount received for most of our subjects, it is strongly ...
Kovacs, Tamas, Willinger, Marc
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Exploring the Trust and Knowledge Obsolescence Relation
2013 32nd International Conference of the Chilean Computer Science Society (SCCC), 2013There are some contexts in social networks in which obsolescence of knowledge of a person regarding some topic of interest should be considered when establishing trust between parties. However, and as of this writing, obsolescence of knowledge has not been considered as a dimension in trust models.
Pablo Cruz, Hernán Astudillo
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A statistical relational model for trust learning
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2008We address the learning of trust based on past observations and context information. We argue that from the truster's point of view trust is best expressed as one of several relations that exist between the agent to be trusted (trustee) and the state of the environment.
Rettinger, Achim +2 more
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Trust in international relations – A useful tool?
Journal of Trust Research, 2015The concept of trust is easily viewed as elusive, fleeting, and one that is hard to pinpoint empirically.
Hiski Haukkala +2 more
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Trust in International Relations
2017The importance of trust in international relations has recently become the subject of a vibrant new agenda of research. However, as this paper shows, trust has always implicitly been at the center of international relations theory. Realism, rationalism and constructivism conceive of trust differently, with enormous substantive implications.
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