Does ethnic diversity erode social trust? Continued immigration and corresponding growing
ethnic diversity have prompted this essential question for modern societies, but few clear …

We argue that residential exposure to ethnic diversity reduces social trust. Previous within-
country analyses of the relationship between contextual ethnic diversity and trust have been …

There is ample evidence of the beneficial effects of intergroup contact in reducing negative
attitudes towards immigrants. Although the valuable role of institutional support, one of the …

In the volumes of research on social trust, no question has received more attention than that
of the potential consequences of ethnic diversity for social trust. The cause of this attraction …

This study examines how informal institutions at the home country subnational level drive
the foreign direct investment (FDI) of firms from emerging markets, where informal …

Social trust has been an important mechanism in overcoming crises throughout history.
Several societies are now emphasizing its role in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. This …

Over the past two decades, US states differentially increased their involvement in
immigration policy-making, producing both welcoming and restrictive legislation. This uptick …

Generalized trust is critical for societies and organizations because it facilitates cooperation
beyond the circle of familiar individuals. In contrast to specific trust, which is contained within …

More people than ever migrate across the world, thereby more people than ever live, study,
and work in countries, regions, and institutions with high immigrant presence. Conflict and …

This study examines whether the values prevalent in one's social environment moderate the
link between immigration-related ethnic diversity and social trust. Drawing on arguments …