The Future of Trust

Praise

“Interesting, thought-provoking… a really good read” – Times Radio

“Ros Taylor is onto something big which, to my astonishment, nobody before her has ever given the focus or scholarship she brings. Her analysis lies just beneath the surface of our 21st century’s crisis of confidence in democracy.” – Matthew Parris, author of Parting Shots: Undiplomatic Diplomats – The Ambassadors’ Letters You Were Never Meant to See

“Trust is the foundation of all societies. What happens when it goes? Ros Taylor describes a vicious spiral which can consume democracies: the state can’t keep its promises to voters, so they lose trust, which makes the state less powerful… and shows this terrifying future is already here, in many places and areas of life.” – Andrew Brown, author of Fishing in Utopia: Sweden and the Future that Disappeared

“Witty, dry, unflinching and insightful. Ros Taylor expertly maps out where we are as a society and provides a compelling – and frankly terrifying – vision of where we might go next.” – Ian Dunt, author of How Westminster Works… and Why it Doesn’t