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Studies that distinguish justice source from justice type, and justice meta-analyses.

  • 1.  Studies that distinguish justice source from justice type, and justice meta-analyses.

    Posted 08-30-2008 11:06
    Dear Colleagues,

    We (Steve Blader and Marion Fortin) are looking for studies to include
    in a review on the differential effects of justice source (e.g.,
    manager vs. organization) and justice type (e.g., interactional
    justice vs. procedural justice).

    In particular, we are interested in identifying studies that cross
    justice source and justice type. For example, we are looking for
    studies that investigate the effects of interactional justice (i.e.,
    fairness of treatment) or procedural justice (i.e., fairness of
    decision making) from both the manager and the organization.

    In addition, we are also looking for recent meta-analyses on the
    effects of different types or dimensions of organizational justice.

    If you have a working or in press paper that could inform our review,
    please send the paper to marion.fortin@durham.ac.uk or to
    marionfortin@googlemail.com.

    Please also let us know if your data has already been published (and
    if so, where).

    Thank you very much.

    Marion (and Steve).

    --
    Marion Fortin, Ph.D.
    Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour
    Durham Business School
    Durham University
    Mill Hill Lane, Durham DH1 3LB
    UK
    Direct Tel: +44 (0) 191 334 5380
    Skype: marionfortin