A framework for exploring trust and distrust in natural resource management
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A framework for exploring trust and distrust in natural resource management. / Emborg, Jens; Daniels, Steven E.; Walker, Gregg B.
In: Frontiers in Communications, Vol. 5, 13, 2020.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
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T1 - A framework for exploring trust and distrust in natural resource management
AU - Emborg, Jens
AU - Daniels, Steven E.
AU - Walker, Gregg B.
PY - 2020
Y1 - 2020
N2 - How can one simultaneously hold multiple trust judgments—some positive, some negative—and what relevance does this have to natural resource management processes? The paper examines trust through a lens of multiple simultaneous trust judgments, with application to the literature on trust in natural resource management. The conceptual contributions are (1) a clear distinction between trust and distrust, (2) how multiple trust/distrust judgments can co-exist, and (3) how multiple trust judgments can be assigned to individual vs. social/institutional scales. A framework for trust/distrust evaluation emerges in the form of a Trust/Distrust Matrix. One dimension of the matrix is the scales to which trust judgments may be assigned and one is the trust/distrust-judgments one makes that can either be calculus-based or identification-based. A set of propositions relevant to natural resource management are derived from the matrix. The fundamental purpose of this article is to bridge theory and practice.
AB - How can one simultaneously hold multiple trust judgments—some positive, some negative—and what relevance does this have to natural resource management processes? The paper examines trust through a lens of multiple simultaneous trust judgments, with application to the literature on trust in natural resource management. The conceptual contributions are (1) a clear distinction between trust and distrust, (2) how multiple trust/distrust judgments can co-exist, and (3) how multiple trust judgments can be assigned to individual vs. social/institutional scales. A framework for trust/distrust evaluation emerges in the form of a Trust/Distrust Matrix. One dimension of the matrix is the scales to which trust judgments may be assigned and one is the trust/distrust-judgments one makes that can either be calculus-based or identification-based. A set of propositions relevant to natural resource management are derived from the matrix. The fundamental purpose of this article is to bridge theory and practice.
U2 - 10.3389/fcomm.2020.00013
DO - 10.3389/fcomm.2020.00013
M3 - Journal article
VL - 5
JO - Frontiers in Communications
JF - Frontiers in Communications
SN - 1050-9046
M1 - 13
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