Hazards and Institutional Trustworthiness : Facing a deficit of trust
By: PORTE, Todd R. La
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Contributor(s): METLAY, Daniel S.
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ArticlePublisher: Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishers, jul./aug. 1996Public administration review : PAR 56, 4, p. 340-347Abstract: How should public organizations respond to the current "crisis of trust?" Outlining a conception of institutional trustworthiness, this article explores the conditions that increase the difficulty of achieving it, suggests a basis for designing organizational relatioships that recover it, and broaches the problem of assuring constancy will be considered in greater depth in a forthcoming issue.
How should public organizations respond to the current "crisis of trust?" Outlining a conception of institutional trustworthiness, this article explores the conditions that increase the difficulty of achieving it, suggests a basis for designing organizational relatioships that recover it, and broaches the problem of assuring constancy will be considered in greater depth in a forthcoming issue.
Public administration review PAR
July/August 1996 volume 56 numero 4
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