Trust as a proxy for certainty J. Peter Burgess

Peace Research Institute Oslo

Trust as a proxy for certainty

J. Peter Burgess



I. Introduction and definitionsWhat is trust?Societal properties of trustWhat is security?Societal properties of security

II. ArgumentA necessary accessoryTrust makes insecurity acceptableTrust engages riskTrust, security and social cohesion

III. Illustrations



I. Introduction and definitionsWhat is trust?Societal properties of trustWhat is security?Societal properties of security



II. ArgumentA necessary accessoryTrust makes insecurity acceptableTrust engages riskTrust expresses the social cohesion in security



III. Illustrations: Trust model



III. Illustrations: Moon landing



III. Illustrations: Tuna sandwich your mother made



III. Illustrations: Injection from the family doctor



III. Illustrations: First day of school



III. Illustrations: Norwegian crossing the street in Oslo



III. Illustrations: Norwegian crossing the street in Kolkata



III. Illustrations: Indian crossing the street in Kolkata



III. Illustrations: Indian crossing the street in Kolkata



III. Illustrations: Experience of terror threat in Oslo



III. Illustrations: Experience of terror threat in Tel Aviv


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Trust as a proxy for certainty J. Peter Burgess

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