This article reviews recent survey-based research on citizens' trust in government, focusing
particularly on the United States. It addresses the long-term decline in trust and potential …

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Despite signs of declining press trust in many western countries, we know little about trends
in press trust across the world. Based on comparative survey data from the World Values …

Political distrust is often widespread in African countries, but the prospects for increasing
trust are uncertain given the lack of research on the origins of political trust in the region …

Climate change presents a global problem that requires a collective, coordinated response
to reduce the rate of greenhouse gases currently emitted. But, even in the face of these …

The COVID-19 outbreak is marked as an impactful incidence in world history. During this
epidemic, human contact and mobility are discouraged; thus, the tourism industry is affected …

We propose the new concept of Caesarean politics to explain democratic deconsolidation in
Hungary and Poland. We argue the move towards illiberal democracy in both countries has …

This article examines how the effect of education on institutional trust varies cross-nationally
as a function of the pervasiveness of public-sector corruption. We approach institutional trust …

The public sphere is the space of communication of ideas and projects that emerge from
society and are addressed to the decision makers in the institutions of society. The global …

This article deals with the problem of the increasing distrust in institutions in European
democracies, paying special attention to countries such as Spain and Portugal, which are …