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Trust
Trust is a hypothesis about future behavior that is certain enough to serve as a basis for practical conduct. Many contend that trust is one of society’s integrative forces. Identifying how entities trust is especially important work for social scientists.
Grownups Must Die
From the author of Scary Fucking Stories and Beer Run of the Dead comes a brand new tale of terror:The end is here, and this time for children. On a day like any other, a strange signal permeates the Earth, a static that drives every adult into madness. They rip their eyes from their sockets, their voices cry out in harmony with the crazed sound, and then they turn on the children...Grownups Must Die is the introduction to a new saga from the author of Scary Fucking Stories and Beer Run of the Dead, a dark tale of survival, violence, and defining one's self in a time of peril and insanity. We introduce a boy named Jake Warren, who even before The Static finds himself immersed in a world of violence. What begins as a tragic act of self-defense against bullies, leads Jake and his friends into a new and terrifying reality. The meek shall inherit the earth, inherit death. There are no rules. There is no mercy. There is only survival.
Trust
Trust deals with a range of questions such as: what are the roles of trust? What can we trust in? Can trust serve as an instrument for the governance of relations? Is trust a substitute, a precondition or an outcome of contracts? The author then goes on to analyse what trust is based on, what its limits are, how it grows and how it can also break down. The role of intermediaries is also discussed.
Progress Without People
Is there anything in common between the age of automation now upon us and the first industrial revolution long ago (circa 1790-1840)? Yes. Both surged ahead with technical progress and production, and eliminated jobs without jobs for the workers. Both claimed that technological progress was inevitable and would automatically put things right. In this respect, the age which first established factories and the age with automates them are alike. We know that the job-killing of the late 18th and early 19th centuries hurt both the cottage workers, and the communities in which men and women lived and which depended on them, and a system of production that extended far beyond pelle like handloom we...
Tall Tales with Short Cocks
Rooster Republic's flagship anthology series. Featuring "The Lycanthropic Air Conditioning Folly" by Jon Konrath, "From God's Ass to Your Mouth" by D.F. Noble, and "Vasectomy" by D. Harlan Wilson. The cock shall rise again!
Complexity and the Economy
The internationally-renowned contributors to this book examine the causes and consequences of complexity among the broadly economic phenomena of firms, industries and socio-economic policy. They make a valuable contribution to the increasingly prominent subject of complexity, especially for those whose interests include evolutionary, behavioral, political and social approaches to understanding economics and economic phenomena.
Contracts and Trust in Alliances
Paul Vlaar s book very creatively combines three rich streams of research dealing with economic exchanges; and, in doing so, provides readers with new and important insights on trust, contracts and inter-organizational relationships (IORs). This is cross-disciplinary research at its best. Focusing on the independent and interdependent roles of contracts and trust in value creation and in value capture in IORs, Vlaar relies on solid quantitative and qualitative data to support his arguments. This book is must reading for scholars, managers and policy makers who are interested in these topics. Peter Smith Ring, Loyola Marymount University, US Paul Vlaar s Contracts and Trust in Alliances is on...
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