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At the foundations of information justice
Ethics and Information Technology, 2009Is there such a thing as information justice? In this paper, I argue that the current state of the information economy, particularly as it regards information and computing technology (ICT), is unjust, conferring power disproportionately on the information-wealthy at great expense to the information-poor. As ICT becomes the primary method for accessing
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2002
Northern Ireland and South Africa may, at first sight, appear to have little to offer in terms of comparative analysis beyond the rather superficial observation that both are ‘divided societies’ as the title of this book suggests. One point of comparison, however, is that both might be styled ‘post-conflict’ societies and, as a consequence, merit ...
Colin Knox, Rachel Monaghan
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Northern Ireland and South Africa may, at first sight, appear to have little to offer in terms of comparative analysis beyond the rather superficial observation that both are ‘divided societies’ as the title of this book suggests. One point of comparison, however, is that both might be styled ‘post-conflict’ societies and, as a consequence, merit ...
Colin Knox, Rachel Monaghan
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The Justice, the Informer, and the Composer:
Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies, 2015ABSTRACT Michael Musmanno, a staunch liberal, was a colorful figure in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania politics. He loathed Communism, taking up the anti-Communist crusade in 1950. He was joined in this by Matt Cvetic, a former paid FBI informant in the Communist Party, who styled himself as a former “FBI undercover agent.” Roy E. Harris, an
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Revisiting Informal Justice: Restorative Justice and Democratic Professionalism
Law & Society Review, 2004Restorative justice is a form of informal justice growing rapidly among criminal justice practitioners. It decenters the focus of criminal justice from the offender breaking a law of the state to the harm caused the victim and community. Resolution is said to come from offenders taking responsibility and making amends for the harm done and from ...
Susan M. Olson, Albert W. Dzur
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Ombudsmen and Informal Justice
2018This is a book about how ordinary people experience the informal justice system. Based on an original dataset of recent users of ombudsmen, an institution of the informal justice system, the rapidly developing literature on procedural justice and legal consciousness is taken to a new place.
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2002
This system acted as both a legal and a social code ensuring the smooth running of the rural hierarchical communities found in Ireland at this time. Accordingly, the legitimacy and authority of the system was dependent on the cohesiveness of the community.
Colin Knox, Rachel Monaghan
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This system acted as both a legal and a social code ensuring the smooth running of the rural hierarchical communities found in Ireland at this time. Accordingly, the legitimacy and authority of the system was dependent on the cohesiveness of the community.
Colin Knox, Rachel Monaghan
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Informational and Interpersonal Justice as Mediators Between Trasnformational Leadership and Cynicism Toward Organizational Change [PDF]
Greenation Management and Business ReviewThis study investigates the factors that can predict the emergence of cynicism about organizational change, which is defined as a pessimistic outlook for successful change with blame placed on "those responsible" for a lack of motivation and/or ability ...
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State criminal justice information systems
Proceedings of the May 16-18, 1972, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '72 (Spring), 1971There has finally been wide recognition of the need to improve the systemic relationships of the various functions and processes of what has been euphemistically referred to as our criminal justice system. With this recognition has come an understanding of the central role of criminal identification bureaus in computerized criminal justice information ...
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Structural Information Justice
2018This chapter engages information from the perspective of structural justice using a case study of learning analytics in higher education, drawing heavily on the “Drown the Bunnies” case at Mount St. Mary’s University in 2016. This case suggests the outlines of an increasingly common approach to promoting student “success” in higher education in which ...
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