Metaphysics of Trust: On Freedom and Calculation in Social Cooperation (Issues in Business Ethics, 61)

Preface
	References
Acknowledgement
Contents
Part I: Axiomatic Evaluation
	Chapter 1: What Is the Problem?
		References
	Chapter 2: The Conditional View of Trust
		Moral Freedom vs Unmoral Determinacy
		Normative Classification
		Möllering’s Classification
		Seligman’s Classification
		The Conditionalist
		Example: Redundancy of the Betting Formula
		Trust vs Confidence
		An Answer to Luhmann
		Methodological Weakness
		Conditional Moralism
		The Problem Source: David Hume
		References
	Chapter 3: The Need for a Metaphysics of Trust
		References
Part II: Metaphysics of Trust
	Chapter 4: The Morality of Trust Within Freedom
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	Chapter 5: Trust Is a Function of Respect
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	Chapter 6: For the Sake of Duty
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	Chapter 7: Conclusion
		Relevance
		Theoretical Value
			Form
			Content in General
			Content in Particular
				Business Ethics Literature
				Management Literature
				Social Capital Literature
		Practical Value
		References
Correction to: Metaphysics of Trust
	Correction to: M. Suurendonk, Metaphysics of Trust, Issues in Business Ethics 61, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95726-1