Why people don't trust government

de Philip D. Zelikow

Publicado por primera vez en 1997 · 337 páginas

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"Bringing together essays by leading Harvard scholars, this book explores the roots of mistrust. It first examines government's current scope, its actual performance, and citizens' perceptions of its performance. It then assesses many possible explanations that have been offered for the decline of trust, including the end of the Cold War, elevated expectations following World War II, a weakened economy, the effects of globalization, resentment over political scandals, and incompetence of bureaucrats."--Cover.

  • Political culture
  • Allegiance
  • Political alienation
  • Public opinion
  • Political participation
  • Public opinion, united states

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