Between trust and scepticism: public confidence in institutions

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Roberts, B. (2008) Between trust and scepticism: public confidence in institutions. HSRC Review. 6(1):10-11. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/5479

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Abstract:
Internationally, measures of institutional trust are seen as a 'good thermometer of malaise' in a country. Since 2003, a set of questions included in the annual SASAS, asked a nationally representative sample of people older than 16 their views on their levels of trust in a series of important public and private institutions. BEN ROBERTS analyses the findings.
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25 Aug 2015
 
PUBLIC OPINION
INSTITUTIONAL TRUST
 
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