Project Details
Description
Reducing inequality to strengthen democratic trust
Inequality and democracy are deeply interconnected, yet a lot remains to be known about the actual mechanisms linking them. The EU-funded INDEMTRUST project explores how different dimensions of inequality interact and how they shape democratic legitimacy, focusing particularly on experiences in the workplace. Combining economic agent-based modelling with inclusive, participatory action research and mutual learning labs, the project aims to generate new evidence while involving citizens and stakeholders in the co-creation of policy solutions. Overall, the INDETRUST project aims to deliver practical insights to strengthen democracy in an era of growing social and economic divides.
Inequality and democracy are deeply interconnected, yet a lot remains to be known about the actual mechanisms linking them. The EU-funded INDEMTRUST project explores how different dimensions of inequality interact and how they shape democratic legitimacy, focusing particularly on experiences in the workplace. Combining economic agent-based modelling with inclusive, participatory action research and mutual learning labs, the project aims to generate new evidence while involving citizens and stakeholders in the co-creation of policy solutions. Overall, the INDETRUST project aims to deliver practical insights to strengthen democracy in an era of growing social and economic divides.
| Acronym | INDEMTRUST |
|---|---|
| Status | Not started |
| Effective start/end date | 1/10/26 → 30/09/29 |
Keywords
- Economic Inequality
- Political Mobilization
- Democratic Institutions
- Legitimacy
- Marginalized Groups
- Social Trust
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