Maria Baghramian is a Full Professor of American Philosophy at University College Dublin, Ireland. She has published extensively on the topic of relativism and on contemporary American philosophy. Most recently she has been a Principal Investigator of the Research Project "When Experts Disagree" and a member of the British Academy/ALLEA working group on "Truth, Trust and Expertise".

• Introduction 1. Giving the Benefit of the Doubt 2. Trust in the Guise of Belief 3. Trusting Relationships and the Ethics of Interpersonal Action 4. Trust in the Normative Domain 5. Trusting the Media? TV News as a Source of Knowledge 6. Trust, Reliance, and Democracy 7. Trust within Limits 8. Trust and Betrayal from a Husserlian Standpoint 9. Transformative Choice, Practical Reasons and Trust 10. Linking Trust to Trustworthiness

Maria Baghramian is a Full Professor of American Philosophy at University College Dublin, Ireland. She has published extensively on the topic of relativism and on contemporary American philosophy. Most recently she has been a Principal Investigator of the Research Project "When Experts Disagree" and a member of the British Academy/ALLEA working group on "Truth, Trust and Expertise".

• Introduction 1. Giving the Benefit of the Doubt 2. Trust in the Guise of Belief 3. Trusting Relationships and the Ethics of Interpersonal Action 4. Trust in the Normative Domain 5. Trusting the Media? TV News as a Source of Knowledge 6. Trust, Reliance, and Democracy 7. Trust within Limits 8. Trust and Betrayal from a Husserlian Standpoint 9. Transformative Choice, Practical Reasons and Trust 10. Linking Trust to Trustworthiness

Maria Baghramian is a Full Professor of American Philosophy at University College Dublin, Ireland. She has published extensively on the topic of relativism and on contemporary American philosophy. Most recently she has been a Principal Investigator of the Research Project "When Experts Disagree" and a member of the British Academy/ALLEA working group on "Truth, Trust and Expertise".

• Introduction 1. Giving the Benefit of the Doubt 2. Trust in the Guise of Belief 3. Trusting Relationships and the Ethics of Interpersonal Action 4. Trust in the Normative Domain 5. Trusting the Media? TV News as a Source of Knowledge 6. Trust, Reliance, and Democracy 7. Trust within Limits 8. Trust and Betrayal from a Husserlian Standpoint 9. Transformative Choice, Practical Reasons and Trust 10. Linking Trust to Trustworthiness