The Importance of Electoral and Judicial Trust for Regime Support

Dahlberg, Stefan; Holmberg, Sören

doi:10.4172/2315-7844.1000182

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“…Institutional quality, however, is more weakly related to trust in political parties and the country's parliament. Hence, here, the division between political and administrative/legal institutions (Dahlberg and Holmberg, 2016) seems relevant, and the institutional quality index measuring rather the administrative aspect is more related to trust in administrative/legal institutions.…”

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“…We assume this variable to describe the overall trust in institutions in general with all indicators strongly correlated (factor loadings ranging from 0.80 to 0.88). Regarding the possible division of trust towards political and administrative/legal institutions (Dahlberg and Holmberg, 2016), there was no sign that the indicators of trust in the parliament and political parties and the indicators of trust in the legal system and the police would load into two separate factors. The correlations between those four indicators are all in the same range; therefore, it was not justified to group them pairwise.…”

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Determinants of institutional trust: the role of cultural context

Kaasa

Andriani

2021

Journal of Institutional Economics

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We examine the cultural context for individual's trust in public institutions. To shed some light on possible cultural explanations from a more comparative perspective and cover a wider set of cultural aspects, we use indicators of cultural dimensions by Kaasa et al. (2014) based on Hofstede's (1980) approach. Multilevel regression analysis is conducted with individual-level data from two waves of the European Social Survey (2008, 2010) and regional-level data from multiple sources. Confirmatory factor analysis is used to construct the indicators of social and institutional trust and corruption. Our results suggest that individuals tend to trust institutions less in regions with large power distance. Hence, an important key for governments being more successful in achieving their aims seems to be related to improving the sense of participation and civic responsibility.

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Section: Extension: Results For Separate Institutional Trust Componentsmentioning

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Section: Institutional Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determinants of institutional trust: the role of cultural context

Kaasa

Andriani

2021

Journal of Institutional Economics

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“…Low levels of trust in these last two types of institutions, which are responsible for a transparent policy arena, point to a real need for improvement. According to research, trust in electoral and judicial institutions is among the crucial enablers for a country's success with democracy (Dahlberg and Holmberg, 2016) and political stability.…”

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Tényekkel a migrációs tévhitek ellen • Gondolatok Szentes Tamás A nemzetközi migráció ügye a szélsőséges nézetek tükrében című előadása kapcsán

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2019

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edItOrIal to ensure that green infrastructure is developed and is accessible to firms and citizens. Fourth, and most importantly, Africa's industrialisation will also depend on the solid growth of African private companies. New industrialisation strategies should therefore leverage Africa's booming entrepreneurs.The entrepreneurial culture is vibrant with about 80% of Africans viewing entrepreneurship as a good career opportunity. The continent has the highest share in the world of adults starting or running new businesses, but often in sectors where productivity remains low. New industrialisation strategies should focus on leveraging this dynamism and targeting the continent's fast-growing private enterprises which have potential to create quality jobs.To unlock this huge potential and different sources of growth, global co-operation is needed more than ever. The African Economic Outlookproduced by the African Development Bank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the United Nations Development Programmeaims to promote up-to-date evidence and analytics to support Africa's decision makers.

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The Importance of Electoral and Judicial Trust for Regime Support

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Determinants of institutional trust: the role of cultural context

Determinants of institutional trust: the role of cultural context

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