Enacting Justice: The Interplay of Individual and Institutional Perspectives

John M. Darley; Tom R. Tyler; Kenworthey Bilz

Enacting Justice: The Interplay of Individual and Institutional Perspectives

John M. Darley, Tom R. Tyler, Kenworthey Bilz

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This chapter argues that principles of justice explain how citizens interact with social institutions (especially political and legal ones). The chapter summarizes the research on the origins of intuitions of justice, and describes what happens when the social institutions do and do not reflect these intuitions.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	The SAGE Handbook of Social Psychology
Editors	Michael Hogg, Joel Cooper
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	SAGE Publishing
Pages	458-476
ISBN (Print)	9780761966364
State	Published - 2003

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Social psychology
Psicología social
Sociale psychologie
Psychologie sociale

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