Segregation and Mistrust

Explore the critical themes of trust and society in Eric M. Uslaner's insightful book, Segregation and Mistrust, published by Cambridge University Press in 2012. With a comprehensive analysis spanning 284 pages, Uslaner challenges the common belief that diversity erodes trust. Instead, he argues that it's the segregation of communities that breeds mistrust among individuals. This engaging work delves into the importance of generalized trust – the belief in strangers – and its pivotal role in fostering social well-being. Ideal for readers interested in social sciences, sociology, and community dynamics, this paperback edition offers a thought-provoking perspective on how societal structures influence interpersonal relationships. Discover why understanding the nexus between segregation and mistrust is essential for building a more trusting and cohesive society.