2003
DOI: 10.1093/esr/19.2.217
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Beyond Tocqueville: The Origins of Social Capital in Switzerland

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“…First, fair treatment, which has gained attention in literature on social trust, suggests that if representatives entrusted with responsibility for the common interest (e.g. teachers) are perceived to be honest and fair, then trust in society will develop (Freitag, 2003(Freitag, , p. 2018Rothstein & Stolle, 2008). By contrast, such representatives perceived to be corrupt and unfair or who generate experiences of discrimination or injustice have a negative influence on the development of social trust.…”
Section: The Role Of Fair and Responsive Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, fair treatment, which has gained attention in literature on social trust, suggests that if representatives entrusted with responsibility for the common interest (e.g. teachers) are perceived to be honest and fair, then trust in society will develop (Freitag, 2003(Freitag, , p. 2018Rothstein & Stolle, 2008). By contrast, such representatives perceived to be corrupt and unfair or who generate experiences of discrimination or injustice have a negative influence on the development of social trust.…”
Section: The Role Of Fair and Responsive Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Politically, the benefits of trust are mainly about reinforcing stability of the social system and building civic society (Theiss, 2007;cBOs, 2006cBOs, , 2010b. Finally, trust also influences optimism and life satisfaction (Freitag, 2003). It is, thus, a profitable investment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…Darüber hinaus vertrauen "haves" mehr als "have nots", da ersteren im Vergleich zu letzteren mehr Respekt und Ehrlichkeit entgegengebracht wird. Zudem können es sich Reiche eher leisten zu vertrauen, da ein Vertrauensbruch weniger kostspielig ausfallen wird (Alesina/La Ferrara 2000: 3;Freitag 2003a;Putnam 1995aPutnam , 1995b. 12 Ausgehend von diesen Zusammenhängen auf individueller Ebene sollten ressourcengesättigte Kontexte (z.B.…”
Section: Theorien Und Hypothesen Zur Vertrauensbildung Durch Institutunclassified
“…Weitere prominente Determinanten des zwischenmenschlichen Vertrauens auf der Individualebene sind bestimmte Grund-und Werthaltungen (kosmopolitische Grundhaltung, moralische Einstellungsmuster, Lebenszufriedenheit, religiöse Überzeugung) sowie soziodemographische Merkmale (Alter, Geschlecht) (Freitag 2003a(Freitag , 2003b. Eine wesentliche Rolle in der Erklärung der Vertrauensentwicklung wird zudem dem TVKonsum zugewiesen (Putnam 1995a(Putnam , 1995b(Putnam , 2000 16 Einen Ausweg aus dieser Kausalitäts-und Endogenitätsproblematik bietet der Einbezug institutioneller Größen auf der Ebene sozialer Handlungskontexte.…”
Section: Theorien Und Hypothesen Zur Vertrauensbildung Durch Institutunclassified
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