Background Publications
In this section of our "Honesty and Trust"
Website various papers are available to be downloaded. They include:
*** Papers of
the participants in the project that have been published or are forthcoming in
a journal, a conference-volume etc.
*** "Semi-finished" products of the participants (e.g. discussion papers) where the author would appreciate comments and suggestions.
*** Papers of
authors who are not directly associated with our project but who requested that
we include their work.
***
Information (data, reports etc.) from various sources which might be relevant
for the research work of the participants.
The authors of the material included in this section
are solely responsible for their contributions. The role of the project
directors, János Kornai
and Susan
Rose-Ackerman is only to act as intermediaries between the authors and the
website.
Participant of the Honesty
and Trust Project
Commitment and
Exchange: The Emergence of Trust Networks under Uncertainty
With Eric R.W. Rice,
U.C.L.A., and Alexandra Gerbasi, Stanford University
Draft paper for Workshop
2: Formal and Informal Cooperation, Collegium Budapest, November, 2002
Revised Version, November 20, 2002
Scott Gehlbach Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science and Economics, University of California
at Berkeley
Participant of the Honesty
and Trust Project
Social Networks and
Corruption
Prepared for presentation at the 2001 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association
Taxability,
Elections, and Government Support of
Prepared for the October Workshop of Honesty and
Trust Project, Collegium Budapest
Russell Hardin Professor of Politics at New York
University and
Professor of
Political Science at Stanford University
Participant of
the Honesty and Trust Project
in European Review, Vol. 10, No. 1, 2002, pp. 73-89.
Transition to Corporate
Democracy?
Prepared for Honesty and Trust Project, Collegium
Budapest
Latest revision on 4 December
Rasma Karklins
Professor and Acting Head, Department of Political Science, University of
Illinois at Chicago
Participant
of the Honesty and Trust Project
Typology of
Post-Communist Corruption
in Problems of Post-Communism, Vol. 49, No. 4, July/August 2002, pp.
22-32.
Ivan Krastev Centre for Liberal Strategies, Sofia
Participant of the Honesty and Trust
Project
Prepared for Honesty and Trust
Project, Collegium Budapest, December, 2002
Revised on 12
December
Trust, Social
Networks and the Informal Economy: A Comparative Analysis
Preliminary
version of the paper for Workshop 2: Formal and Informal Cooperation, Collegium
Budapest, November, 2002
Co-author:
Diana Sheinbaum
Marie Mendras
Professor, CERI, Paris
Participant of the Honesty
and Trust Project
The State Is Weak,
Administrations Are Strong
Assessing the Functionality of Bureaucracies in
Russia
Prepared for Honesty and Trust
Project, Collegium Budapest, December, 2002
Helen Nissenbaum Associate Professor New York University
Participant of the Honesty
and Trust Project
Two Conceptions
of Trust Online
Prepared for Honesty and Trust
Project, Collegium Budapest, December, 2002
Claus Offe Professor
of Political Science, Humboldt University, Berlin
Participant
of the Honesty and Trust Project
Controlling Political Corruption:
Conceptual and Practical Issues
Draft paper for Collegium
Budapest conference, December 13-14, 2002
Antal Örkény
Associate Professor
of Sociology, ELTE
Participant of
the Honesty and Trust Project
Social psychological
objectives on the way to market economy in Eastern and Central Europe
Co-authors: György Csepeli,
Mária Székelyi, Ildikó Barna
Prepared
for Honesty and Trust Project,
Collegium Budapest, December, 2002
Margit Osterloh
Executive Director, Institute for Research in Business Administration, University of Zurich
Participant
of the Honesty and Trust Project
Paper submitted to EIASM, November 19, 2001.
Vadim Radaev Professor, Chair of Economic Sociology State University – Higher School
of Economics, Moscow
Participant
of the Honesty and Trust Project
How Trust
Is Established in Economic Relationships
When Institutions and Individuals Are Not Trustworthy
This paper is to be presented at Collegium Budapest, Project on
Honesty and Trust: Theory and Experience in the Light of Post-Socialist
Experience Workshop 2: Formal and Informal Cooperation, November 22-23, 2002
Revised Version, November 18, 2002
Bo Rothstein Professor, Göteborg University, Sweden
Social Capital
and Quality of Government: The Causal Mechanism
This paper is presented at
Collegium Budapest, Project on Honesty and Trust: Theory and Experience in the
Light of Post-Socialist Experience Workshop 2: Formal and Informal Cooperation,
November 22-23, 2002
Co-author: Dietlind Stolle, McGill University,
Montreal, Canada
Bruno S. Frey Professor of
Economics, Institute
for Empirical Research in Economics, University of Zurich
Participant
of the Honesty and Trust Project
A
Constitution for Knaves Crowds out Civic Virtues
Economic Journal 107 (1997): 1043-1053.
Institute For Empirical Research In Economics, University
Of Zurich, Working Paper No.52, July 2000
András Sajó Professor of Legal Sciences, Legal Studies
Department, Central European
University, Budapest
Participant of the Honesty and Trust Project
Neutral
Institutions. Considerations on Loyalty
Prepared for Workshop
1: Creating a Trustworthy State, Collegium Budapest, Project on Honesty and
Trust: Theory and Experience in the Light of Post-Socialist Experience, October
18-19, 2002
Draft, March 12, 2003
Prepared for presentation at the 2002 Annual Meetings of
the American Political Science Association, Boston, August 29-September, 2002. Copyright
2002, American Political Science Association
Black and Caspian Sea Collaborative Research Program—Final Report
Civil Society Development on the Black Sea: Social Involvement
in the Republic of Moldova and Romania Professor Paul E. Sum, Ph.D., University
of North Dakota Professor Eric M. Uslaner, Ph.D., University of
Maryland—College ParkProfessor Gabriel Badescu, Ph.D., Babes-Bolyai
UniversityMihai Pisica, MA, Ph.D. candidate, Babes-Bolyai UniversityCosmin
Marian, MA, Babes-Bolyai University
Deniz Yükseker Assistant Professor of Sociology, The Johns Hopkins University
“Embedding” Trust in a Transnational Trade Network: Capitalism, The Market and Socialism
Working Paper
Laszlo Zsolnai Ph.D, Business
Ethics Center, Budapest University of Economic Sciences
Honesty, Competence, and Trust: A Behavioral Approach
Working Paper
December 2nd
revised version