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245 02 a| A research agenda for political trust /c| edited by Daniel Devine, Malcolm Fairbrother.;

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490 1 a| Elgar research agendas;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| A research agenda for political trust / Daniel Devine and Malcolm Fairbrother -- Inside the 'black box' : understanding the micro-foundations of political trust / Ben Seyd -- Advancing research on the multilevel dynamics of political trust / Laura Stoker -- Towards evidence-informed policy interventions to increase trust in public institutions / Sarah Kups -- The increasing relevance of political distrust in 21st-century democratic politics / Eri Bertsou -- Philosophy and political trust / Matthew Bennett -- Political trust in multi-level and global governance / Lisa Dellmuth -- Ethnicity and political trust : a critical assessment and future directions / Cary Wu, Kriti Sharma and Rima Wilkes -- Political trust, autocratic regimes, and the information environment / Marlene Mauk -- Political trust and elites / James Weinberg -- Political trust, policy preferences, and the heuristic mechanism / Malcolm Fairbrother and Daniel Devine -- The macro-consequences of political trust / Viktor Valgarðsson and Tom van der Meer.;

520 a| "This timely book sets out an agenda for social science research on political trust, confronting contemporary conceptual, theoretical, and empirical problems. It grapples with the breakdown of reliance on political systems in democratic societies, exploring why many people perceive politicians and public administrators as corrupt and unconcerned about the public interest.";

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A research agenda for political trust / edited by Daniel Devine, Malcolm Fairbrother.

Other author	Devine, Daniel (Lecturer) editor
Other author	Fairbrother, Malcolm editor
Format	Book
Publication	Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar Publishing, [2026]
Description	ix, 188 pages illustrations 24 cm
Subjects	Consensus (Social sciences)--Research. Democracy--Research. Trust--Research. Public interest--Research. Political capital--Research.

Physical medium	illustrations.
Series	Elgar research agendas Elgar research agendas http://id.loc.gov/resources/hubs/edb59807-5ea0-eb73-ca28-e114ba69f346. ^A1348916
Contents	A research agenda for political trust / Daniel Devine and Malcolm Fairbrother -- Inside the 'black box' : understanding the micro-foundations of political trust / Ben Seyd -- Advancing research on the multilevel dynamics of political trust / Laura Stoker -- Towards evidence-informed policy interventions to increase trust in public institutions / Sarah Kups -- The increasing relevance of political distrust in 21st-century democratic politics / Eri Bertsou -- Philosophy and political trust / Matthew Bennett -- Political trust in multi-level and global governance / Lisa Dellmuth -- Ethnicity and political trust : a critical assessment and future directions / Cary Wu, Kriti Sharma and Rima Wilkes -- Political trust, autocratic regimes, and the information environment / Marlene Mauk -- Political trust and elites / James Weinberg -- Political trust, policy preferences, and the heuristic mechanism / Malcolm Fairbrother and Daniel Devine -- The macro-consequences of political trust / Viktor Valgarðsson and Tom van der Meer.
Abstract	"This timely book sets out an agenda for social science research on political trust, confronting contemporary conceptual, theoretical, and empirical problems. It grapples with the breakdown of reliance on political systems in democratic societies, exploring why many people perceive politicians and public administrators as corrupt and unconcerned about the public interest."
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other form	Online version http://id.loc.gov/entities/relationships/onlineversion Research agenda for political trust Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, Massachusetts : Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 2026 9781035317486
LCCN	2025948555
ISBN	9781035317479
ISBN	1035317478 cased
ISBN	eBook
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