… Determinants of institutional trust vary … trust from the public. In East Central Europe, older
individuals and women have been found to show more trust toward institutions, while trust in …

… they trust their government to enact appropriate regulations. The present study focuses on the
role of concern and political trust in … We hypothesised that either concern or trust should be …

… regulation and public trust, it increases our understanding of how regulatory agencies and
trust in regulatory agencies, are important for market optimization through the decision to trust …

… enforced through external control systems [28,29], while those in loose cultures, where rules
and regulations are less prevalent, are more likely to rely on interpersonal trust instead [30]. …

… Specific forms of trust are investigated, notably citizens’ trust in institutions and decision-makers,
which are shown to improve regulation efficiency and voluntary compliance to rules and …

… to regulations … trust in government of the individual and stringency index, respectively. We
test the amplifying effects of public trust by examining the coefficient for the interaction of trust …

… Thus, trust in government and institutions may be an important antecedent of increasing
compliance with governmental demands and regulations [22,23], and it is worth investigating …

… We argue that this is the most likely case of trust being present in a European regulatory …
of trust according to the participants in the regulatory network, we need a case where trust is …

Purpose This paper introduces the special issue “Rebuilding trust: Sustainability and non-financial
reporting, and the European Union regulation”. Inspired by the studies published in …

… differing in regulation and citizens’ trust – Austria, Finland, and Hungary – who likely also
differ concerning power and trust, perceived tax climates, and motivation to comply with taxes. …