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Trust: Making and Breaking Cooperative Relations, edited by Diego Gambetta.
This collection was originally published by Basil Blackwell in 1988. The complete text is now available online in Word97/98 and PDF formats. Click on the relevant icons to download the corresponding text. Click on the name of an author for a brief biography, current contact details and relevant subsequent publications. This electronic edition was prepared by Soojin Yu and Edmund Chattoe.
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Please cite this edition as follows: Gambetta, Diego (ed.) (2000) Trust: Making and Breaking Cooperative Relations, electronic edition, Department of Sociology, University of Oxford, <http://www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/papers/trustbook.html>. The new edition is © 2000, Diego Gambetta. The individual chapters must not be duplicated without the correct citations and should be downloaded only for teaching or personal research purposes. They must not be provided for resale or redistribution. If you want others to make use of this book, please direct them to this page in person.
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Diego Gambetta |
pp. vii-x |
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| Foreword (and front matter for print edition) |
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| Part I: Trust Considered |
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| 1. |
Bernard Williams |
pp. 3-13 |
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| Formal Structures and Social Reality |
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| 2. |
Patrick Bateson |
pp. 14-30 |
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| The Biological Evolution of Cooperation and Trust |
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| 3. |
David Good |
pp. 31-48 |
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| Individuals, Interpersonal Relations, and Trust |
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| 4. |
Partha Dasgupta |
pp. 49-72 |
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| Trust as a Commodity |
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John Dunn |
pp. 73-93 |
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| Trust and Political Agency |
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Niklas Luhmann |
pp. 94-107 |
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| Familiarity, Confidence, Trust: Problems and Alternatives |
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| Part II: Trust Observed |
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Geoffrey Hawthorn |
pp. 111-126 |
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| Three Ironies in Trust |
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| 8. |
Anthony Pagden |
pp. 127-141 |
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| The Destruction of Trust and its Economic Consequences in the Case of Eighteenth Century Naples |
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| 9. |
Ernest Gellner |
pp. 142-157 |
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| Trust, Cohesion, and the Social Order |
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| 10. |
Diego Gambetta |
pp. 158-175 |
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| Mafia: The Price of Distrust |
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| 11. |
Keith Hart |
pp. 176-193 |
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| Kinship, Contract, and Trust: the Economic Organization of Migrants in an African City Slum |
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Edward H. Lorenz |
pp. 194-210 |
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| Neither Friends nor Strangers: Informal Networks of Subcontracting in French Industry |
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| Part III: Conclusion |
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Diego Gambetta |
pp. 213-237 |
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| Can We Trust Trust? |
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Fiona F. Barr |
pp. 239-246 |
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| Index |
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