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Book Reviews : Roger L. Janelli: Making Capitalism. The Social and Cultural Construction of a South Korean Conglomerate

This last criticism serves to emphasize my earlier observation that the precise nature of trust, its bases and the ways of building it, cannot be encompassed by one single definition, but must vary with social context. The tremendous complexity of the concept of trust and the many uses to which it lends itself in empirical research of organizational problems is a central message of this timely book. Although no new theory of trust emerges, the sum of all these efforts nevertheless adds up to a number of theoretical refinements, and advances on previous studies. Despite the weaknesses discussed above, the book nevertheless offers valuable insights from which all social scientists can benefit.