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The global financial crisis caused a breakdown of trust in corporations.

When there is a breakdown of trust in each other, people feel powerless and used.

In the face of the recent institutional breakdown of trust in business, managers are losing legitimacy.

The breakdown of trust in the electoral system is one of the most damaging aspects of the Bush legacy.

"The stagnation we are experiencing now is due in great part to a struggling economy, burgeoning budget deficit and a breakdown of trust in social welfare," he said.

At the heart of this latest batch of films is the question of what is an acceptable response to the breakdown of trust in democratic institutions and processes.

What's remarkable about recent times is how the two have come to seem the same, though it seems doubtful whether novelists will meet the challenge of describing what Stephen Green calls "a massive breakdown of trust: trust in the financial system, trust in bankers, trust in business, trust in business leaders, trust in politicians, trust in the media, trust in the whole process of globalisation".

Indeed, if one considers material from US diplomatic cables, the extent of Saudi concerns about Iranian foreign policy can be seen in Saudi Arabia's calls for the United States to "cut off the head of the snake;"4 moreover, the breakdown of trust at Iranian involvement in Iraq was also documented in other cables released by WikiLeaks.

Managers have lost legitimacy over the past decade in the face of a widespread institutional breakdown of trust and self-policing in business.

"It led to a breakdown and a lack of trust in institutions," says Admati.

We are also sorry that failures in our leadership have led to a breakdown of trust between priests and bishops, brothers in ministry.