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The Effects of Procedural and Informational Justice in the Integration of Related Acquisitions
Strategic Management Journal, 2009 This study explores the independent and interactive effects of procedural justice and informational justice on post-deal value creation in large, related acquisitions.
Bruce T Lamont, Kimberly M Ellis
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Journal of Business Ethics, 2009 downsizing, informational justice, employee relationships, turnover intentions,
Hyo-Sook Kim
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Justice Sensitivity and the Processing of Justice–Related Information
European Journal of Personality, 2011We investigated how Justice Sensitivity (JS) shapes the processing of justice–related information. We proposed that due to frequently perceiving and ruminating about injustices, persons high in JS develop highly accessible and differentiated injustice concepts that shape attention, interpretation and memory for justice–related information.
Baumert, A. +3 more
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The question of information justice
Communications of the ACM, 2016Information justice is both a business concern and a moral question.
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Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 2016 This study tests whether individuals' reliance on ease-of-retrieval processes when forming procedural justice judgements are moderated by informational and personal uncertainty.
Juan Liang +2 more
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Philadelphia justice information system
Proceedings of the June 7-10, 1976, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '76, 1976The Philadelphia Justice Information System (PJIS) concept was designed via a joint study with a major computer manufacturer. Functions---generally three-fold: (1) Monitor and Control---to act in an active and directive nature to insure completion of all tasks, to automatically issue reminders for tasks not completed on schedule, and to make ...
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From open data to information justice
Ethics and Information Technology, 2013This paper argues for subsuming the question of open data within a larger question of information justice, with the immediate aim being to establish the need for rather than the principles of such a theory. I show that there are several problems of justice that emerge as a consequence of opening data to full public accessibility, and are generally a ...
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The Victims of Informal Justice
2002The plight of the victims of political violence in Northern Ireland and South Africa and the enduring suffering of their families has assumed much greater public prominence. Some see this new-found concern by governments for victims in both countries as no more than a necessary part of the political and public relations exercise undertaken in light of ...
Colin Knox, Rachel Monaghan
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Interpersonal and Informational Justice
2005Recent work on interactional justice suggests that it can be broken into two distinct dimensions: interpersonal and informational fairness. Despite empirical support demonstrating the distinctiveness of employees’ perceptions of these two interactional justice dimensions, further conceptual development is needed to fully understand the nature of ...
Suzanne S. Masterson +2 more
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Space and Polity, 2006
The use of violence by paramilitaries to punish and to discipline members of their own respective communities is an established practice developed throughout the course of the ‘Troubles’ and contin...
Rachel Monaghan, Suzanne McLaughlin
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The use of violence by paramilitaries to punish and to discipline members of their own respective communities is an established practice developed throughout the course of the ‘Troubles’ and contin...
Rachel Monaghan, Suzanne McLaughlin
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