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Multidimensionality in Organizational Justice-Trust Relationship for Newcomer Employees: a Moderated-Mediation Model

Published in Current Psychology

Justice-trust relationship has been well acknowledged in the organizational behavior research so far. However, the existing research on justice-trust paid little attention to the process-dynamics of trust formation in the newcomer employees (Colquitt and Rodell in Academy of Management Journal, 54(6), 1183–1206, Colquitt and Rodell 2011; Schoorman ...

Adeline CORNET, Le vécu des femmes magistrates en Belgique francophone. Analyse d’une profession sous l’angle des rappor...

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A liberal theory of externalities?

Published in Philosophical Studies

Unlike exploitative exchanges, exchanges featuring externalities have never seemed to pose particular problems to liberal theories of justice. State interference with exchanges featuring externalities seems permissible, like it is for coercive or deceptive exchanges. This is because exchanges featuring negative externalities seem to be clear cases ...

Etablierung einer Vertrauenskultur zwischen Führungskräften und ihren Mitarbeitern/Mitarbeiterinnen

Published in Gruppe. Interaktion. Organisation. Zeitschrift für Angewandte Organisationspsychologie (GIO)

Vertrauen gilt als Basis sozialer Beziehungen und ist somit auch für Organisationen ein wichtiger, mitunter vernachlässigter und unterschätzter Faktor. Betrachtet man die Generation Y, die die Zukunft von Organisationen maßgeblich prägen wird, erscheinen Maßnahmen der Vertrauensförderung virulent, zeichnet sich diese Generation doch durch geringe B...

The Aarhus convention and process cosmopolitanism

Published in International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics

The convention on access to information, public participation in decision making and access to justice in environmental matters (Aarhus) celebrates its twentieth birthday in 2018, yet its ethical potential remains unexamined. This paper assesses its ethical potential via the ethico-normative lens of the English School of international relations, el...

“I Want to be Able to Walk the Street Without Fear”: Transforming Justice for Street Harassment

Published in Feminist Legal Studies

The practices comprising the analytic category of street harassment are rarely responded to through either criminal or restorative justice approaches, and the possibilities for transformative justice have to date not been considered. In this article we advocate for a victim-centred justice response to street harassment, specifically examining the p...