@incollection{2021:werner:trust_and_,
title = {Trust and the City: Analyzing Trust from a Socio-Spatial Perspective},
year = {2021},
note = {The chapter by Ulrike Gerhard, Judith Keller, and Cosima Werner
analyzes transformations of trust on the urban scale. Trust is
explored as a socio-spatial concept by applying two quintessential
urban geographic rationales to trust: the relational and the mobile.
Subsequently, four related themes are detailed that help grasp this
urban dimension of trust empirically. These themes-cities as
imaginative spaces, cities as social spaces, the temporal dimension of
urban development, and the meaning of home and housing as spatial
fixations-do not constitute a comprehensive list of research areas,
but they are drawn from different long-term research projects that
seek to understand recent struggles and increasing inequalities in US
cities.},
booktitle = {Authority and Trust in US Culture and Society},
pages = {111--134},
edition = {1},
author = {Werner, Cosima and Keller, Judith and Gerhard, Ulrike},
publisher = {transcript},
address = {Bielefeld},
series = {American Culture Studies},
volume = {30}
}