Unfamiliarity and Procedural Justice: Litigants' Attitudes Toward Civil Justice in Southern China

Social Justice Through Civil Justice

Procedural Justice and Innovation: Does Procedural Justice Foster Innovative Behavior?

The influence of procedural justice on intended innovative behavior was studied in a sample of students and employees. Although earlier studies suggests that procedural justice increases innovation-related behavior such as spontaneous cooperation, so far systematic research is scarce. Results indicated that the provision of voice increased participants’ intention to show innovative behavior suc...

‘privatizing’ Civil Justice through Procedural Agreements: a Comparative Law Analysis*

This study aims at examining, in a systemic and, to the extent possible, comprehensive manner, the topic of procedural agreements in United States civil procedure law and afterwards to compare the relevant experience with the results of analogous researches conducted in respect with single national procedural systems in Europe. It is widely recognized that party autonomy is paramount in arbitra...

Restorative Justice and Procedural Justice: Dealing with Rule Breaking

This article identifies similarities among three approaches to dealing with rule breaking: the procedural justice model, the restorative justice model, and the study of moral development. Each argues that the long-term goal when dealing with rule breaking is to motivate rule breakers to become more self-regulating in their future conduct. This goal is undermined by punishment-focused models of ...

What price civil justice ? Brian

In the jurisdictions both of England and Wales and of Scotland, the civil justice system is currently the subject of intense critical appraisal. This paper considers the current status of civil justice, beginning by asking what we expect from our system of civil justice and going on to analyse the supply and demand of civil legal services in market terms. The authors conclude that there is scop...