Justice: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Klaus R. Scherer

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List of contributors Preface Acknowledgements 1. Issues in the study of justice Klaus R. Scherer 2. Philosophical theories of justice Bernard Cullen 3. The economics of distributive justice, welfare and freedom Erik Schokkaert 4. Justice and the law John Bell 5. Sociological approaches to distributive and procedural justice Wil Arts and Romke van der Veen 6. The social psychology of distributive justice Kjell Tornblom 7. Interdisciplinary theory and research on justice John Bell and Erik Schokkaert Bibliography Index.

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