by Karen S. Cook · Russell Sage Foundation Publications · tapa dura · ISBN 9780871542489
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«Trust in Society» is a collective work edited by Karen S. Cook, published by Russell Sage Foundation in hardback (403 pages, in English).
It analyses how we decide whom to trust, how we show we are trustworthy, and what happens when trust breaks down, from the personal to institutions and the law. It uses social psychology, sociology, political science and economics to study trust among immigrants, in voluntary associations and in compliance with norms.
It is part of the Russell Sage Foundation Series on Trust, of which it is volume II; it was published in 2001.
Aimed at those interested in sociology, social psychology, political science and economics.
