Trust in leadership is significantly influenced by the current IT dominated business environment. We introduce TrustAider, a model for supporting trust building in a business environment through the use of text analysis methods and an interactive user interface. TrustAider integrates natural language processing technologies to provide feedback and suggestions on how to interact in a way that en...

Both scholars and practitioners highlight the critical role of mutual trust in cross-border technology business relationships. Yet alliance literature has overlooked emotions cultural intelligence developing trust. In a cross-sectional survey 210 relationships, we find that both partner's expressing evoking emotional states are positively associated with We also observe while interaction streng...

Abstract In the age of globalization when people around world must work together to deal with common challenges, global histories intention create “global citizens” are essential. Therefore, reviewing “new historiography” advocated by Liang Qichao and creating a “neo-new that is compatible can contribute “reconciliation studies” sustainable partnership should not be task for China alone. The go...

Phalanx is a software system for building a persistent, survivable data repository that supports shared data abstractions (e.g., variables, mutual exclusion) for clients. Phalanx implements data abstractions that ensure useful properties without trusting the servers supporting these abstractions or the clients accessing them, i.e., Phalanx can survive even the arbitrarily malicious corruption o...

This paper addresses a specific problem that may arise as consequence of the globalization of the markets. This is the incompatibility between local and global standards of trust. The literature highlights the advantage of co-localization for the production of mutual trust. However, the type of trust produced may be informal and indeed largely incompatible with base of trust in open electronic ...

The Dublin Regulation or Regulation 343/2003 allocates the responsibility of Member States for the assessment of individual asylum applications within the EU.1 It allows Member States to transfer an asylum seeker to another Member State if this latter state is considered responsible according to one of the so-called Dublin criteria. In what are considered to be landmark cases with regard to the...