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Hardin, Russell (ed.). Distrust. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2004.
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Table of contents
Abstract
Reviews
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| Contributors | ix |
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| PART I.THEORIZING DISTRUST1 |
Chapter 1.Distrust: Manifestations and Management
Russell
Hardin | 3 |
Chapter 2. Distrust: Prudent, If Not Always Wise
Deborah
Welch Larson | 34 |
Chapter 3. Trust, Distrust, and In Between
Edna
Ullmann-Margalit | 60 |
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| PART II. POWER AND DISTRUST | 83 |
Chapter 4. Trust, Distrust, and Power
Henry
Farrell | 85 |
Chapter 5.The Transaction Costs of Distrust: Labor and Management at the
National Labor Relations Board
Margaret
Levi, Matthew Мое, and Theresa Buckley | 106 |
Chapter 6.Collective Paranoia: Distrust Between Social Groups
Roderick
M. Kramer | 136 |
Chapter 7. Compensating for Distrust Among Kin
Margaret
L. Brown | 167 |
Chapter 8.Deadly Distrust: Honor Killings and Swedish Multiculturalism
Unni
Wikan | 192 |
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| PART III. THE POLITICS OF DISTRUST | 205 |
Chapter 9.Distrust and the Development of Urban Regulations
Patrick
Troy | 207 |
Chapter 10. Coping with Distrust in Emerging Russian Markets
Vadim
Radaev | 233 |
Chapter 11. Distrust as a Trade Impediment: European Trade Policy Toward
Nonmarket Economies
Cynthia
M. Home | 249 |
Chapter 12. Terrorism and Group-Generalized Distrust
Russell
Hardin | 278
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Chapter 13. Corruption, Distrust, and the Deterioration of the Rule of Law
Gabriella
R. Montinola | 298 |
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| Index | 325 |
