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To trust information sources: a proposal for a modal logical framework

Different meanings can be attributed to the concept of trust (see Lerch and Prietula, 1989; P. Oerbaek, 1995; March, 1994; Thompson, 1984). We can understand trust as an attitude of an agent who believes that another agent has a given property. So, we can analyse the meaning of trust as function of the attributed property.

Robert Demolombe

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