The impact of trust on business, international security and the quality of life

Journal of Business Ethics 9 (8):619 - 638 (1990)
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The theses supported in this essay are that the world is to some extent constructed by each of us, that it can and ought to be constructed in a more benign way, that such construction will require more trust than most people are currently willing to grant, and that most of us will be better off if most of us can manage to be more trusting in spite of our doubts.

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