Subjective Causes of Political Trust

Abstract

This panel focuses on explanations of political trust that highlight traits of the individual who does or does not trust. Hence, it emphasizes (a) explanations that emphasize the role of socialization, norms, and life events, (b) explanations that emphasize personality and emotions, (c) demographics such as gender and age.

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