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  • Tag: trust

    • The 2016 US Presidential Election and the Institution of the Presidency

      8 October 2016

      Author:

      Bill Dutton

      One of the classic works on the governance of England is Walter Bagehot’s (1867) The English Constitution. He observed that through the evolution of its unwritten Constitution entailed two ...
      Read More The 2016 US Presidential Election and the Institution of the Presidency

    • Machine Agency and its Implications on Trust

      23 May 2016

      Author:

      Vegard Engen

      As machines take a more active role in human-machine networks (HMNs), they exert an increasing level of influence on other participants. Machines are not just passive participants in such ...
      Read More Machine Agency and its Implications on Trust

    • How do the mass media affect levels of trust in government?

      4 March 2015

      Author:

      Greg Porumbescu

      There is much evidence to suggest that the more complex aspects of the relationship between openness and trust in government go unaccounted for in current attempts by public sector ...
      Read More How do the mass media affect levels of trust in government?

    • eHealth: what is needed at the policy level? New special issue from Policy and Internet

      24 May 2012

      Author:

      Rik Crutzen

      Rik Crutzen of Maastricht University, Guest Editor (with Gordon Gao, of the University of Maryland) of Policy and Internet’s special issue on eHealth, discusses the policy insights of the ...
      Read More eHealth: what is needed at the policy level? New special issue from Policy and Internet

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