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In Trust We Trust

Computer, 2010
Trust isn't a static property; it must be evaluated perpetually. Can we regain trust? Can the level of trust ever be the same?
Keith W. Miller 0001   +2 more
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To trust or not to trust

2022
Abstract The concluding chapter summarizes the role of ecology, history, institutions, social flexibility, and mental mechanisms for the distribution of trust and distrust in Săteni. It revisits the prudential but low-reward choice of destructive stable partition among collective farm members.
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No trust in trusts

Nursing Standard, 1991
'Our staff are our greatest asset', declared the Guy's and Lewisham Trust in its consultation document published in August last year. So why, only weeks into Trust status, did it announce massive job cuts? It's difficult to imagine that the Chief Executive was completely unaware of the devastating impact such news would have on staff morale.
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Trusting a trusted system

Proceedings of the 11th ACM conference on Computer and communications security, 2004
The biggest cost driver in building a High Assurance System can often be the choice of method used to attain sufficient trust in the system. This talk will take a look at trust methodology, some of the issues involved, and some of the history that surrounds these issues.
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Trusting Trust

2003
AbstractTrust, compared to love and freedom, will help us to get away from the negativity implied by the widespread (if often unrecognized) view that trust is essentially risk and dependency. Trust is an opening up of the world, not a diminution of it.
Robert C. Solomon, Fernando Flores
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To trust or not to trust?

Management Decision, 2011
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore how contracts are used to build and develop long‐term relationships in contexts where trust cannot be expected in advance – i.e. there is a lack of initial trust.Design/methodology/approachThis paper is based on a qualitative approach, while the present study used a documentary study focusing on 21 formal ...
Carolina Camén   +2 more
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Trust in Crises and Crises of Trust

Hastings Center Report, 2023
AbstractDuring times of crisis, institutions tend to focus on maintaining or restoring public trust, as well as on measures to insulate themselves (and their leadership) from potential legal liability. This is because institutions reflexively turn to lawyers, risk managers, crisis consultants, and public relations firms that focus on what they ...
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Trust for accounting and accounting for trust

Management Accounting Research, 2006
This paper combines insights from the sociology of knowledge and the emerging practice-based literature on learning and knowing to extend the institutional framework of accounting change developed by Burns and Scapens [Burns, J., Scapens, R.W., 2000. Conceptualising management accounting change: an institutional framework. Manage. Acc. Res., 11, 3-25].
BUSCO, CRISTIANO   +2 more
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A Trust Logic for the Varieties of Trust

2020
In his paper Varieties of Trust, Eric Uslaner presents a conceptual analysis of trust with the aim of capturing the multiple dimensions that can characterize various notions of trust. While Uslaner’s analysis is theoretically very useful to better understand the phenomenon of trust, his account is rarely considered when formal conceptions of trust are ...
Tagliaferri, Mirko, Aldini, Alessandro
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