Möllering G. Trust: Reason, Routine, Reflexivity. Oxford: Elsevier, 2006.

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"Guido Möllering has rapidly become a leading expert on the subject of trust and this important book shows why. It combines a very thorough review of the different perspectives contained in previous writings with an original analysis of the 'leap of faith' that trust requires. It also offers original supporting empirical material. This makes it a 'must read' for anyone who is concerned with the theoretical or practical significance of trust in everyday life." John Child, University of Birmingham

"Trust: Reason, Routine, Reflexivity offers the reader a well-written, comprehensive summary of the current state of trust research." Sabine Koeszegi, University of Vienna, in: Economic Sociology - The European Electronic Newsletter 8(3), 2007, 48-51.

"This book is thought provoking, well written and has considerable depth to its citation and cross-referencing. ... This book, although slim - some 200 pages of tightly argued discussion - is very important. ... I would recommend strongly this book." John B. Kidd, Aston University, in: Knowledge Management Research & Practice 4(3)

"Guido Möllering has given us an important book, raising crucial issues of the suspension of doubt and process phenomena of trust that merit more attention. ... I recommend the book to all scholars interested in what happens in trust beyond rational calculation." Bart Nooteboom, Tilburg University, in: Organization Studies 27(12)

"Das Buch füllt eine Lücke aus, die in der zunehmend spezialisierten Forschungslandschaft entstanden ist. ... Förderlich ist vor allem der neu gewonnene Blick auf die Ganzheit des Phänomens Vertrauen." Dirko Thomsen, AutoUni Volkswagen, Wolfsburg, in: Personalführung 11/2006.