Theoretical and cultural perspectives on organizational justice

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Other Authors: Gilliland, Stephen, Steiner, Dirk Dirk Douglas, Skarlicki, Daniel
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Published: Greenwich, North Carolina Information Age Press 2001
Series:Research in social issues in management
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Table of Contents:
  • Jason A. Colquitt and Jerald Greenberg Debra L. Shapiro and Catherine H. Tinsley
  • Kwok Leung, Steven K. Su, and Michael W. Morris
  • Stephen W. Gilliland and Cindi Kaufman Gilliland
  • Dirk D. Steiner
  • D. Ramona Bobocel and Camilla M. Holmvall
  • Kees van der Bos
  • Maureen L. Ambrose and Carol T. Kulik
  • Robert Folger
  • How do I know that's fair? : a categorization approach to fairness judgments / Fairness heuristic theory : assessing the information to which people are reacting has a pivotal role in understanding organizational justice / Are interactional justice and procedural justice different? : framing the debate / Cultural influences on perceptions of distributive and procedural justice / An organizational justice analysis of diversity training / Justice in the culturally diverse workplace : the problems of over and under emphasis of cultural differences / Intervening "fairly" in disputes among nationally-different employees : is this possible? / Doing justice to organizational justice : forming and applying fairness judgments / Fairness as deonance /