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  • Trust, the intangible driving force that keeps institutions alive

    Chapter Publication

    Author(s):   Prof. Dr. Juan Narbona

    Juan Narbona, 2025

    In this chapter, part of a collaborative book, it is proposed that the communications department of institutions promote trust as a key element of internal and external relations. Trust is an attitude that is based largely on both facts and perceptions, which is why communication is essential. Some specific suggestions are proposed to overcome division and promote collaboration.

    Subject: Religion, Leadership, Management.

  • The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International Relations

    1st Edition, Edited by Diego Brasioli, Laura Guercio, Giovanna Gnerre Landini, Andrea de Giorgio

    The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International Relations examines how machines, algorithms, and data are reshaping the way nations interact, negotiate, and navigate global politics. In the 21st century, artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed from a theoretical wonder to a real force, and with it the race to dominate new technologies is proving to be a key geopolitical concern. This book looks at both the ways in which AI is transforming the landscape of international relations and the challenges this brings.

  • Inspiring Trust

    Church Communications and Organizational Vulnerability

    Author(s):   Prof. Dr. Juan Narbona

    Edusc, 2021

    Cultural and social changes, together with scandals and the incoherence of some groups, led citizens to evaluate organisations more rigorously than ever before. Since then, a culture of suspicion towards political parties, financial institutions, trade unions, the media and also - of course - the Church, has been the norm. This book contains a collection of articles by a variety of authors on a central theme: trust. As a background, the current distrust of the Catholic Church is addressed in many cases.

    Subject: Religion, Social Trust.