Kevin Vallier is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bowling Green State University and the author of four edited volumes, and 40 peer-reviewed articles. His books include Liberal Politics and Public Faith (Routledge 2014), Must Politics Be War (2019), and Trust in a Polarized Age (2020).Michael Weber is Professor of Philosophy, and Department Chair, at Bowling Green State University. He has published on a wide variety of topics in ethics and political philosophy, including rational choice theory, ethics and the emotions, and egalitarianism. He has co-edited volumes on topics in applied ethics, including Paternalism, Manipulation, The Ethics of Self-Defense, and Religious Exemptions.

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• IntroductionKevin Vallier and Michael Weber Part I: Empirical Research on Social Trust1. Social and Legal Trust: The Case of AfricaAndreas Bergh, Christian Bjørnskov, Kevin Vallier2. Trustworthiness is a Social Norm, but Trusting is NotCristina Bicchieri, Erte Xiao, Ryan Muldoon3. Trust, Diversity and (Ir-)Rationality: How Categorisation can lead to DiscriminationSimon SchellerPart II: Concepts of Social Trust4. Disappointed Yet Unbetrayed: A New Three-Place Analysis of TrustEdward Hinchman5. Public Trust in Science, Exploring the Idiosyncrasy-Free IdealMarion Boulicault and S. Andrew Schroeder6. Justified Social DistrustLacey Davidson and Mark SattaPart III: The Ethics and Politics of Social Trust7. "I Feared for My Life": Police Killings, Epistemic Injustice, and Social DistrustAlida Liberman8. Convention, Social Trust, and Legal Interpretation Ira Lindsay9. Social Trust and Mistrust of Parental CareAmy Mullin10. A Case for Political Epistemic TrustAgnes Tam

Kevin Vallier is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bowling Green State University and the author of four edited volumes, and 40 peer-reviewed articles. His books include Liberal Politics and Public Faith (Routledge 2014), Must Politics Be War (2019), and Trust in a Polarized Age (2020).Michael Weber is Professor of Philosophy, and Department Chair, at Bowling Green State University. He has published on a wide variety of topics in ethics and political philosophy, including rational choice theory, ethics and the emotions, and egalitarianism. He has co-edited volumes on topics in applied ethics, including Paternalism, Manipulation, The Ethics of Self-Defense, and Religious Exemptions.

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• IntroductionKevin Vallier and Michael Weber Part I: Empirical Research on Social Trust1. Social and Legal Trust: The Case of AfricaAndreas Bergh, Christian Bjørnskov, Kevin Vallier2. Trustworthiness is a Social Norm, but Trusting is NotCristina Bicchieri, Erte Xiao, Ryan Muldoon3. Trust, Diversity and (Ir-)Rationality: How Categorisation can lead to DiscriminationSimon SchellerPart II: Concepts of Social Trust4. Disappointed Yet Unbetrayed: A New Three-Place Analysis of TrustEdward Hinchman5. Public Trust in Science, Exploring the Idiosyncrasy-Free IdealMarion Boulicault and S. Andrew Schroeder6. Justified Social DistrustLacey Davidson and Mark SattaPart III: The Ethics and Politics of Social Trust7. "I Feared for My Life": Police Killings, Epistemic Injustice, and Social DistrustAlida Liberman8. Convention, Social Trust, and Legal Interpretation Ira Lindsay9. Social Trust and Mistrust of Parental CareAmy Mullin10. A Case for Political Epistemic TrustAgnes Tam

Kevin Vallier is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bowling Green State University and the author of four edited volumes, and 40 peer-reviewed articles. His books include Liberal Politics and Public Faith (Routledge 2014), Must Politics Be War (2019), and Trust in a Polarized Age (2020).Michael Weber is Professor of Philosophy, and Department Chair, at Bowling Green State University. He has published on a wide variety of topics in ethics and political philosophy, including rational choice theory, ethics and the emotions, and egalitarianism. He has co-edited volumes on topics in applied ethics, including Paternalism, Manipulation, The Ethics of Self-Defense, and Religious Exemptions.

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• IntroductionKevin Vallier and Michael Weber Part I: Empirical Research on Social Trust1. Social and Legal Trust: The Case of AfricaAndreas Bergh, Christian Bjørnskov, Kevin Vallier2. Trustworthiness is a Social Norm, but Trusting is NotCristina Bicchieri, Erte Xiao, Ryan Muldoon3. Trust, Diversity and (Ir-)Rationality: How Categorisation can lead to DiscriminationSimon SchellerPart II: Concepts of Social Trust4. Disappointed Yet Unbetrayed: A New Three-Place Analysis of TrustEdward Hinchman5. Public Trust in Science, Exploring the Idiosyncrasy-Free IdealMarion Boulicault and S. Andrew Schroeder6. Justified Social DistrustLacey Davidson and Mark SattaPart III: The Ethics and Politics of Social Trust7. "I Feared for My Life": Police Killings, Epistemic Injustice, and Social DistrustAlida Liberman8. Convention, Social Trust, and Legal Interpretation Ira Lindsay9. Social Trust and Mistrust of Parental CareAmy Mullin10. A Case for Political Epistemic TrustAgnes Tam