Youth Filmmaking and ‘Justice-Oriented Citizenship’

Youth, Participation, Leisure and Citizenship

The purpose with this article is to describe, explore, and discuss texts that ten Swedish local councils present on their homepages from the perspective of leisure, influence and citizenship for youths. Content analysis is used as a method in order to understand the content and structure of texts such as political aims, strategical plans and budgets. The result of the empirical study shows that...

Varieties of Youth Justice

Survey relationship between organizational justice and organizational citizenship behavior

Nowadays, organizations are required to continually find new ways to grow in response to constantly changing challenges. In today’s dynamic work place, successful organizations need employees who do more than their role requirements. employees who perceive unfairness might lessen their extra-role behavior, while on the other hand employees who perceive fairness Would want to contribute more to ...

Youth justice and health: An argument against proposed changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

The Canadian Paediatric Society is deeply concerned about the negative effects on the developmental, psychological and emotional health of young offenders if the Youth Criminal Justice Act is amended as proposed. Changing Canada's youth crime law to achieve stiffer sentences for youth 14 years of age and older who are convicted of serious violent offences is contrary to the United Nations Conve...

Organizational Justice and Citizenship Behavior, the Mediating Role of Trust

This study examines the role of organizational trust in the relationship between organizational justice and organizational citizenship behaviors (OCB). A total sample of 191 employees was selected from Syrian private banks. The research findings indicate that there is a significant positive impact of organizational justice dimensions (distributive, procedural, and interactional) on OCB. Similar...