International Sociology · 2005 · 256 citations · 60 references
Trusted SystemEngineeringInformation SecurityTrust Management ArchitectureDistinctive MechanismsManagementBusinessData PrivacyTrustSocial InfluenceTrust ManagementTrust-control NexusInformation ManagementCommunicationSpecial IssueOrganizational BehaviorData Security
This article aims at contributing to the understanding of the trust-control nexus. The objective is to bring the discussion around the relationship between both concepts a step further by identifying common foundations, distinctive mechanisms and key implications relevant for theory-building and empirical research on trust and control. First, the concept of trust and related concepts are introduced. Second, the developments related to the diminished effectiveness of control and a growing importance of trust in both intra- and inter-organizational relations are discussed. Finally, the state of the art regarding the trust-control nexus and a brief summary of the four articles included in this special issue are provided.
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