Justice research has evolved by elucidating the factors that affect justice evaluations, as well as their consequences. Unfortunately, few researchers have paid attention to the pattern of rewards over time as a predictor of justice evaluations. There are two main objectives of this research. First, it aims to test the effect of reward stability on justice evaluations. Based on justice theory a...

This article examines the historical and contextual factors that are related to the growing numbers of persons with mental illness who are processed through the criminal justice system. The paper discuss five major mental health and criminal justice policies that frame the challenges associated with the mentally ill in the criminal justice system: deinstitutionalization (a shift in the locus of...

In this study, we examine justice perceptions of Taiwanese employees in response to co-workers’ punitive events. We raised the following question: When one’s co-worker is punished by a superior, does his or her (the “member’s”) justice perceptions vary more as a function of his or her relationships with the superior or more of those with the punished co-worker? We developed a working hypothesis...

This article analyzes the Kurdish question in Middle East from English School perspective international relations. The central argument is that community consistently deals with through principle of order rather than justice. It has respected sovereignty those nation-states hosting Kurds protecting population grave human rights violations. Consequently, have failed to achieve a semblance autono...

Abstract The world today faces an unprecedented climate crisis. This is not just environmental challenge, but also a major threat to global order in the twenty-first century. One of its defining features sharp disconnect that exists between those responsible for causing problem and bearing worst impacts, unwillingness former take remedial action extent required. What even more remarkable degree...