Trust portfolio toward an integrative framework: the emerging themes of trust context and trust complexity

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Journal of Trust Research Pub Date : 2016-07-02 DOI:10.1080/21515581.2016.1213954

P. Li

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Abstract

Before I introduce the articles published in the second issue of JTR in 2016, I would like to take the opportunity to share a couple of noteworthy news items with you. First, the number of submissions in the first half of this year (up to the end of June) has substantially increased, already higher than the number for the whole of 2015. This may be related to the inclusion of JTR in the journal list in the Academic Journal Guide 2015 from the Association of Business Schools (ABS) in UK, thus the higher recognition of JTR due to the greater exposure of the ABS listing. I hope this momentum will continue in the rest of this year and also in years to come. Second, it is my great pleasure to congratulate Neve Isaeva from the University of Birmingham for winning the privileged award, theMichael K. O’Rourke Best Publication Award, which is to recognise the outstanding achievement in the publication of a postgraduate researcher. Neve received the 2016 award for the best publication in the College of Social Sciences, and this article was published in JTR as a special-forum article (Isaeva, Bachmann, Bristow, & Saunders, 2015). Only five winners are selected each year for this award, one for each of the five colleges at the University of Birmingham with approximately 5000 postgraduate research students. I strongly recommend this award-winning article to all JTR readers, and in fact would like to share with you again my view on this article as published in the second issue of JTR in 2015 (Li, 2015a):

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迈向整合框架的信任组合:信任背景与信任复杂性的新主题

在介绍《JTR》2016年第2期发表的文章之前，我想借此机会与大家分享几条值得关注的新闻。首先，今年上半年(截至6月底)的提交数量大幅增加，已经高于2015年全年的数量。这可能与JTR被列入英国商学院协会(ABS) 2015年学术期刊指南的期刊名单有关，因此，由于ABS名单的曝光率更高，JTR的认受性更高。我希望这一势头将在今年剩余时间和未来几年继续下去。其次，我非常高兴地祝贺伯明翰大学的Neve Isaeva获得michael K. O 'Rourke最佳出版物奖，这是为了表彰研究生研究人员在出版方面的杰出成就。Neve获得2016年社会科学学院最佳出版物奖，这篇文章作为特别论坛文章发表在JTR上(Isaeva, Bachmann, Bristow， & Saunders, 2015)。该奖项每年只选出五名获奖者，伯明翰大学五个学院各选出一名，共有约5000名研究生。我向所有JTR的读者强烈推荐这篇获奖的文章，事实上，我想再次与您分享我对这篇发表在2015年第二期JTR (Li, 2015a)的文章的看法:

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Journal of Trust Research Multiple-

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2.60

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42.90%

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期刊介绍： As an inter-disciplinary and cross-cultural journal dedicated to advancing a cross-level, context-rich, process-oriented, and practice-relevant journal, JTR provides a focal point for an open dialogue and debate between diverse researchers, thus enhancing the understanding of trust in general and trust-related management in particular, especially in its organizational and social context in the broadest sense. Through both theoretical development and empirical investigation, JTR seeks to open the "black-box" of trust in various contexts.