Univerza v Novem mestu (VSUPNM)
  • Dejavniki nizke stopnje zaupanja v Sloveniji
    Iglič, Hajdeja
    Social capital in Slovenia is, in the comparison with Western European countries, rather low. This rises the question of the mechanisms of how to increase the social capital at the national level. In ... this article we study the impact of various factors on one specific aspect of social capital, on the generalized trust. On the basis of the analyses of the European Values Survey (1999-2000) and Citizenship, Involvement, Democracy (2002) data we show that Putnam's thesis about the positive effects of vibrant civil society and voluntary associations on generalized trust is not confirmed in the context of Slovenia. Instead, generalized trust is related to the high level of the satisfaction of life and optimism, post-materialist value orientation, and quality of public institutions. The most important institutional source of social capital is the degree of perceived fairness and impartiallity, and responsiveness to the public. There is a spillover from trust in institutions of the legal, educational, social security and health systems, and local government to the generalized trust. Political institutions and political actors are rather unimportant as a source of social capital, especially when compared to the impact of so called "street-level bureaucracy"
    Vir: Družboslovne razprave = Social science forum. - ISSN 0352-3608 (Letn. 20, št. 46/47, avgust/december 2004, str. 149-175)
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del
    Leto - 2004
    Jezik - slovenski
    COBISS.SI-ID - 23606109

    Povezava(-e):

    http://dk.fdv.uni-lj.si/dr/dr46-47Iglic.PDF
    Digitalna knjižnica Slovenije - dLib.si
    Repozitorij Univerze v Ljubljani – RUL

vir: Družboslovne razprave = Social science forum. - ISSN 0352-3608 (Letn. 20, št. 46/47, avgust/december 2004, str. 149-175)

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