Objective Causes of Political Trust

Abstract

This panel aims to focus particularly on the object of political trust (trustworthiness). Hence, it invites papers on the relevance of contextual determinants of political trust, such as corruption, policy output, economic performance, quality of government, and scandals. Moreover, it hosts papers that focus on the mediation and moderation of such effects in and by contextual factors such as schools.

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The State and its Schooled Elite: How the Education Effect on Political Trust Depends on the Status Afforded to the Higher Educated Through the Schooled Society or State Jobs	View Paper Details
Over-Indebtedness and Distrust in Contemporary Czech Democracy	View Paper Details
The ‘Meso-Level’ as a Lens to Evaluate Politics: How Economic Performance at Different Geographic Levels and in Different Sectors of the Economy Can Affect Individuals’ Political Trust	View Paper Details
The Role of School Culture in Shaping Political Trust Among Adolescents	View Paper Details
Evaluating State Institutions In Early Adolescence: How Cognitive Resources Shape The Relationship Between Democratic Quality And Institutional Trust	View Paper Details