In this paper we propose the concept of 'vulnerabilising'to mark an explicit shift in the focus
of analysis and intervention away from those individuals and groups labelled vulnerable …

In undertaking what we believe is the first national-scale study of its kind, we provide
methodologically transparent, statistically robust insights into associations and potential …

This paper explores modes of expectation among care‐experienced young people when
navigating educational success. Luhmann's theoretical framework is used to conceptualise …

This article presents a quantitative study of differential participation in low-and high-risk
activism in the Danish refugee solidarity movement. Distinguishing between low-and high …

Trust is commonly understood as a mechanism that acts to improve transaction efficiency, or
as a structural characteristic of organizations. It is a'good'thing that can be built and …

Secrecy is usually considered destructive to trust. However, people are often involved in
conflicting social commitments in which transparency to one trustor may violate the trust of …

According to contemporary research, trust may be given both to people and institutions.
Trust may in itself be an institution, and the influence of institutions may affect both trust in …

While attention has recently been given to the time sensitivity of trust, current research
seems to fall short of examining welfare professionals' experiences of the relation between …

This article seeks to grasp the legal category of international child abduction through the
conceptual lens of trust, from the standpoint of judges. In a more ambitious way, we delve …

While attention has recently been given to the time sensitivity of trust, current research
seems to fall short of examining welfare professionals' experiences of the relation between …