'Sweden has changed fundamentally but the level of trust is the same'
In 40 years, Sweden has changed fundamentally as a society but social trust – the so-called "Nordic gold" – has remained surprisingly stable, Bo Rothstein, Emeritus Professor at Gothenburg University, tells The Local.
In 40 years, Sweden has changed fundamentally as a society but social trust – the so-called "Nordic gold" – has remained surprisingly stable, Bo Rothstein, Emeritus Professor at Gothenburg University, tells The Local.
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