Trust, organizations and social interaction : studying trust as process within and between organizations
edited by Soren Jagd and Lars Fuglsang
Foreword / by Guido Möllering -- 1. Studying trust as process within and between organizations / Søren Jagd and Lars Fuglsang -- Part I Variations of trust -- 2. Trusting as adapting / Svein Tvedt Johansen, Bjarne Espedal, Kjell Grønhaug and Marcus Selart -- 3. Divided uncertainty: a phenomenology of trust, risk and confidence / Morten Frederiksen -- 4. Trusting and distrusting in dialogue: a study of authentic medical consultations / Jens Allwood, Nataliya Berbyuk Lindström and Inga-Lill Johansson -- Part II Trust-building and sensemaking -- 5. Playing by ear: trust creation as improvisation and sensemaking / Lovisa Näslund -- 6. Making sense of war and peace: from extreme distrust to institutional trust in Aceh, Indonesia / Kirsten Mogensen -- 7. Trust-building in networks as practical social learning processes / Anne H. Gausdal -- 8. Process of trust building: a case study in the management system context / Kirsti Malkamäki, Mirjami Ikonen and Taina Savolainen -- Part III Framing and stabilizing trust -- 9. Trust processes in inter-organizational relations - the role of imprinting / Anna Swärd -- 10. Trust and distrust as cultural frames / Kevin Anthony Perry -- 11. Expectations matter when studying trusting as a process: developing trust based on expectations between investment managers and entrepreneurs / Uffe Kjærgaard Hansen, Maria Bosse and Mette Apollo Rasmussen -- 12. Process dynamics of trust development: exploring and illustrating emergence in the team context / Taina Savolainen and Mirjami Ikonen -- Part IV Interplay of trust-processes -- 13. Trusting in the change of new public management / Margit Neisig -- 14. Trust, control and public sector reform / Steen Vallentin and Niels Thyge Thygesen -- 15. From bank to business: contextual change and transformation of trust bases / May-Britt Ellingsen -- 16. Trust as process within and between organizations: discussion and emerging themes / Søren Jagd and Lars Fuglsang.
