Per Linnell si Ivana Markova : Dialogical Approaches to Trust in Communication (2014). Charlottesville : Information Age Publishing

From Trust in Information Sources to Trust in Communication Systems: An Analysis in Modal Logic

We present a logical analysis of trust that integrates in the definition of trust: the truster’s goal and the truster’s belief that the trustee has the right properties (powers, abilities, dispositions) to ensure that the goal will be achieved. The second part of the paper is focused on the specific domain of trust in information sources and communication systems. We provide an analysis of the ...

Electronic Publishing in the Information Age: Questions for the Academy

* Public Sector CSR Communication : A Dialogical Approach

Public sector organisations have different communication needs from private sector organisations. For example, they quite often have programmes aimed at behaviour changes, challenging their ability to choose the strategy which best suit their purpose. Dialogue is often considered a strategic tool which can lead to organisational gains such as motivation, learning, development, collaboration, et...

Incremental approaches to establishing trust

We investigate cooperation using an incremental investment game in which the first-mover has the ability to make small, but increasing incremental investments in their counterpart. Our experiment is designed to test whether establishing trust in small increments is more effective than alternatives, including a one-shot investment game, a decrease only condition where the amount the first-mover ...

Trust in reading, citing and publishing

Selected findings from a recent project funded by the Sloan Foundation on the role that trust, or more specifically judgments of trustworthiness and authority, play in how academic researchers decide what to read, cite, and where to publish were presented at the 2014 NFAIS Annual Meeting. This project looked not only at the current role of trust in traditional sources such as journal articles a...