✳flâneur — a map of the web's best reading

IFTF: Homegrown Governance

iftf.org · 1,643 words · saved by 1 readers

Around the world, governments are the least trusted institution in half of the 28 countries surveyed for the Edelman Trust Barometer. In the United States, according to Pew surveys, trust in the federal government is at an all-time low, having dropped from nearly 80 percent in the 1960s to about 19 percent in 2017. Government leaders are barely credible, trusted by only 29 percent of people surveyed worldwide. And trust in the political wisdom of the American public has dropped to somewhere between 23 percent and 37 percent, depending on political affiliation. The distrusters lay the blame on everything from corruption, to eroding social values, and to the pace of technological change.

IFTF: Homegrown Governance Institute For The Future What We Do Who We Are IFTF Vantage Partnership IFTF Foresight Essentials Forecasts Workshops Maps Artifacts from the Future Events In the News Media Center Gallery History of the Future Our Work Featured Projects Global Landscape People + Technology Health + Self Partner with IFTF IFTF Vantage IFTF Foresight Essentials Research Labs Partners Jobs Donate Contact Us Privacy Policy Future Now Donate Global Landscape People + Technology Health + Self Future Now The IFTF Blog SUBSCRIBE Future Now > Homegrown Governance Apr 17, 2019 By Kathi Vian W

Explore this link on the map →

saved by

related reading