Justice and Conflicts

• The Normative Impact of Empirical Justice Research.- Advances in Justice Conflict Conceptualization: A New Integrative Framework.- Absence and Presence: Interpreting Moral Exclusion in the Jewish Museum Berlin.- On the Differentiation of an Implicit and a Self-Attributed Justice Motive.- About Is and Ought in Research on Belief in a Just World: The Janus-faced just-world motivation.- Justice Sensitivity as a Risk and Protective Factor in Social Conflicts.- Suspicions of Injustice: The Sense-making Function of Belief in Conspiracy Theories.- Justice in Performance Situations: Compromise between Equity and Equality.- Perceived Justice in the Division of Family Labor: Antecedents and Consequences.- Retributive Punishment in a Social Context.- Forming Fairness Judgments: Why People Favor Unfair Information.- Reactions to Organizational Injustice: Counter Work Behaviors and the Insider Threat.- Organizational Justice.- Justice as a Framework for the Solution of Environmental Conflicts.- Climate Change and Global Justice.- International Negotiations on Climate Change: Integrating Justice Psychology and Economics – a Way out of the Normative Blind Alley.- Justice and Environmental Decision Making.- Justice by Agreement: Constitutional Economics and its Cultural Challenge.- System Justification: A Motivational Process with Implications for Social Conflict.- Are the Media Capable of Fair Reporting? Remarks on the Principle of Fairness in Professional Journalism.- Social Identity and Justice in Violent Conflicts: A DynamicModel of Intergroup Conflict.- Situation-Specific Forgiveness and Dispositional Forgiveness: A Lifespan Development Perspective.- Forgiveness in Close Interpersonal Relationships: A Negotiation Approach.- Moral Courage.- The Psychology of Deservingness and Acceptance of Human Rights.

From the reviews: "'Justice and Conflicts' covers an ambitious and wide-ranging selection of topics. ... 'Justice and Conflicts' is a broad introduction to the area of justice conflicts. It will surely be of interest to those researchers in the area of justice and conflicts, and individual chapters might be used for courses on specific justice themes, like environmental or penal justice." (Debra Hevenstone, Social Justice Research, Vol. 26, 2013)