2018
DOI: 10.1080/01900692.2018.1465956
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Exploring the Relationship between Trust in Government and Citizen Participation

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“…In other words, not only does political communication help win elections, create an image of leadership, and spread the meaning of speeches and political messages, but it also helps increase confidence in politics and, with that, social resilience (Feldman and Zmerli 2019). Comparative papers and studies should also be performed on an international level to analyse national particularities and find global cultural patterns which would undoubtedly help to better implement public policies in the European context (Fernández-Prados et al 2019;Lee and Schachter 2018).…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other words, not only does political communication help win elections, create an image of leadership, and spread the meaning of speeches and political messages, but it also helps increase confidence in politics and, with that, social resilience (Feldman and Zmerli 2019). Comparative papers and studies should also be performed on an international level to analyse national particularities and find global cultural patterns which would undoubtedly help to better implement public policies in the European context (Fernández-Prados et al 2019;Lee and Schachter 2018).…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been a growing number of studies analyzing citizens' perceptions of the government and civil service (Vigoda-Gadot 2009;Van Ryzin 2007;Van de Walle 2007;Kim 2005). More recently, scholars have also studied the relationship between these perceptions and other variables such as citizen satisfaction with public services (Van de Walle 2018), citizens' acceptance of regulations (Mørk et al 2017), bureauphobia (Del Pino et al 2016), electronic participation (Krishnan et al 2017), support of public sector reform (Camoes and Mendes 2019), public sector transparency (Porumbescu 2017), citizen participation (Lee and Lauer Schachter 2019;Slomczynski and Janicka 2009), use of social media to enhance trust in government (Chen and Sun 2019;Kim et al 2017), and quality of government (Khan 2016), among others. Public views about government play an important role in how citizens judge both its performance and legitimacy.…”
Section: Citizen Perceptions Of Government and Public Servantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, behavioral experimental research has confirmed the existence of a "negativity bias" both in citizens' assessment of information about government performance (Deslatte 2020;James and John 2007;Olsen 2015Olsen , 2017, and politicians' assessment of bureaucratic performance (Nielsen and Moynihan 2017; Hong and Kim 2019). There is also evidence that rapid changes in the widespread use of social media and information technologies have raised the pace at which citizens build their perceptions toward the State and their representatives (Lee and Lauer Schachter 2019;Chen and Sun 2019;Porumbescu 2016Porumbescu , 2017Haro-de-Rosario et al 2018;Park et al 2016;Im et al 2012;Kim et al 2017). Hence, negative images and assessments of government performance seem now to be more frequent and salient.…”
Section: Citizen Perceptions Of Government and Public Servantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The amount of trust that citizens have in their government is central to the functioning of both national and local government (Baldassare, 1985). In recent decades trust of citizens in formal institutions like governments has decreased (Lee & Schachter, 2018). A possible explanation is the difference between the actual position of these formal institutions and the expectations and demands that citizens have from them, in which the institutions often continue to operate traditionally and are described as bureaucratic and hierarchical (Callahan, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%