Social trust in the Russian and Ukrainian society

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Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 4 (22):194-199 (2012)
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The article presents a comparative analysis of social trust in the Russian and Ukrainian companies. Based on the data of sociological research is characterized by the level of interpersonal and institutional trust. Special attention is paid to the political credibility as a basis of legitimacy. Indicates a deficit of interpersonal and institutional trust in Russia and Ukraine that adversely affects the collective identity and legitimacy of the social order.

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