Description: I Behavioral and Attitudinal Reactions to (In)Justice.- 1 Coping with Life Stress: Injustice and the Question "Who Is Responsible?".- 2 Interactions between Law and Everyday Thinking in the Social Categorization of Events.- 3 Social Dilemmas, Shared Resources, and Social Justice.- 4 Procedural Processes and Legal Institutions.- 5 Aspects of Distributive and Procedural Justice in Quality of Working Life.- II Macrojustice.- 6 Social Justice, Income Distribution, and Social Stratification in The Netherlands: A Review.- 7 What Is "Fair" in Japan'.- 8 Distributive Justice and Social Welfare Institutions.- 9 Critiera for Distributive Justice in a Productive Context.- 10 Social Distance on the Income DistributionDimension.- 11 Explaining Variation in Attitudes toward Income Equality.- 12 Future Trends in the Study of Social Justice.- Author Index.

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