Trust and Trustworthiness¶
Hardin, R. (2002). Trust and Trustworthiness. Sage.
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Primes¶
- Trust
- It separates a state of isolated, monitored exchange from a state of delegated, unmonitored reliance, and names the psychological and institutional mechanisms that bridge the gap—what Hardin (2002) frames as "encapsulated interest," the trustor's confidence that the trustee has reasons of their own to act in the trustor's interest.
This sourceDevelops the "encapsulated interest" account of trust: the trustor's confidence rests on the trustee having reasons—often relational—to act in the trustor's interest, bridging vulnerability and cooperative outcome.
- It separates a state of isolated, monitored exchange from a state of delegated, unmonitored reliance, and names the psychological and institutional mechanisms that bridge the gap—what Hardin (2002) frames as "encapsulated interest," the trustor's confidence that the trustee has reasons of their own to act in the trustor's interest.
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