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Moral space: An interview with Piotr Sztompka

ABSTRACT In this article Piotr Sztompka talks about his recent research on social capital and its crucial ingredient: moral capital that provides grounds for cooperation within societies. He also describes influences that shaped his thinking about trust and social capital as well as indicates some promising research paths for future students of trust. Both theoretical inspirations as well as real-life experiences and observations can be, as it turns out, equally significant in shaping sociological thinking and theorising about trust-related phenomena.