, firms need to develop political relations with governments and institutions in home countries and abroad. The aim of this …

credible and therefore more effective in countries with high-quality institutions; iii) is more credible and therefore more …

draw from John Davis’ (2003) analysis of the individual in posing the questions: what differentiates institutions, and … how can changing institutions be identified through time and space? Our analysis develops Searle’s (2005) argument that … ambiguity of language. Moreover, language and understanding, surely when related to most institutions in real life, delineate …

This paper attempts to explain how institutions in the reform era of China have evolved by looking into the FDI … implies how Chinese institutions may evolve in the future and what we should concern more about institutional changes in …

or institutions (Hodgson 1999, 2004). In this article we argue, however, that these recent contributions, from the fields …. We provide a theoretical account of the conditions under which institutions change, and the likely direction of such … institutional settings and practices (Dolfsma 2004). As institutions should be conceptualized to have both structural as well as â …

functional equivalents of institutions in the absence of well-developed, mature formal institutions. …

procedural fairness with distributive justice, trust in superior, and satisfaction with the appraisal review. Beyond these …, while instrumental and non-instrumental voice are directly associated with interpersonal trust in supervisor. Thus, feedback …

, the article presents a set of instruments that includes trust, next to instruments adopted and adapted from TCE. It also …

. We hypothesize that perceptions based trust and perceptions of the structural environment individuals operate in affect …, we consider the effects of the amount of trust as well as the change in the amount of trust one individual puts in …