Journal - SJR
The Journal
Social
Justice Research (ISSN: 0885-7466)
is published quarterly by
Springer
in cooperation with ISJR.
ISJR’s
Journal, Social Justice Research, is
NOW COVERED BY THE ISI SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX.
ISSN: 0885-7466
(print
version)
ISSN: 1573-6725 (electronic version)
Journal no. 11211
Springer US
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International
Society for Justice Research
Social Justice Research NOW COVERED BY THE ISI SOCIAL
SCIENCES CITATION INDEX 
Social Justice Research is the official journal of the International
Society for Justice Research (ISJR).
Questions
about justice are ubiquitous in interpersonal relations, within and
between communities, social groups, organizations, and states. They are
at the core of social conflicts and they are essential for sustainable
conflict resolutions.
Membership
and Meetings
ISJR’s
membership consists of a network of scientists who work on
justice-related issues. Biennial meetings of the society provide a
forum for the scientific exchange of theoretical developments and
recent research. Research and knowledge on topics of social justice is
rapidly growing within various fields in the social and behavioral
sciences. The International Justice Conference allows for these various
disciplines to meet and exchange ideas and research findings (both
basic and applied). The conference and ISJR listserv act as major
conduits in creating a network of eminent scholars from around the
world. Scholars from many countries are represented at these
conferences, and the range of disciplines represented is similarly
diverse, including anthropology, behavioral economics, law, psychology,
political science, sociology, as well as other areas.
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EDITOR
Curtis D. Hardin,
Brooklyn
College & Graduate Center, City University of New York, USA
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Kasumi Yoshimura,
Brooklyn College & Graduate
Center, City University of New York, USA
FOUNDING EDITOR
Melvin J. Lerner, University of Waterloo, ON, Canada
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
John T. Jost, New York University, USA
James H. Liu, Victoria University of Wellington, New
Zealand
Brian Lowery, Stanford University, USA
Susan Opotow, John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
CUNY, USA
Kjell Tornblom, University of Skövde, Sweden
Editorial
Board:
Brian Barry,
California Institute
of Technology, Pasadena;
Henk A.
Becker,
Utrecht University,
The Netherlands;
Günter
Bierbrauer, University
of Osnabrück, Germany;
Hans W. Bierhoff,
University of
Bochum, Germany;
Faye Crosby,
University of
California, Santa Cruz;
Morton Deutsch,
Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York;
Willem Doise,
University of Geneva,
Switzerland;
Mary Douglas,
London, UK;
Wolfgang
Edelstein, Max-Planck-Institut
für Bildungsforschung,
Berlin, Germany;
Nick Emler,
University of Oxford,
UK;
Robert Folger,
Tulane University,
New Orleans, LA;
Dieter Frey,
University of Munich,
Germany;
Robert H. Haveman,
University of
Wisconsin, Madison;
Guillermina Jasso,
New York University;
E. Allan
Lind,
Duke University, Durham,
NC;
Brenda Major,
University of
California, Santa
Barbara;
Jane J.
Mansbridge, Harvard
University, Cambridge,
MA;
Dale Miller,
Stanford University,
CA;
Dennis Mueller,
University of Vienna,
Austria;
Steven Penrod,
John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, New
York;
Peter H. Rossi,
University of
Massachusetts, Amherst;
Steven L. Rytina,
McGill University,
Montreal, QC, Canada;
Manfred Schmitt,
University of Trier,
Germany;
David
Sears,
University of
California, Los Angeles;
Jim Sidanius,
University
of California, Los
Angeles;
Karol Soltan,
University of
Maryland, College
Park;
Geoff Syme,
C.S.I.R.O, Wembley,
Australia;
Tom Tyler,
New York University;
Riel Vermunt,
Leiden University,
The Netherlands;
Bernd
Wegener,
Humboldt University,
Berlin, Germany;
Henk Wilke,
Leiden University,
The Netherlands
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