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Social Minimum

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‘People should not be allowed to starve in the streets.’ ‘No one should be denied access to decent minimum of health-care.’ ‘Every citizen should be able to meet his or her basic needs.’ These statements all express a widespread view that a political community should seek to ensure: that its members are all able to enjoy at least a minimally decent standard of living.

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• Ciencias Sociales›Sociología e Historia Social›Sociología›Obras Generales

Social Justice Mentoring: Preparing Family Therapsists for Social Justice Advocacy Work

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• Ciencias Sociales›Bienestar y Trabajo Social›Bienestar y Trabajo Social (General)

On the social-communicative function of justice: the influence of communication goals and personal involvement on the use of justice assertions

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This article reveals how people strategically use justice assertions when attempting to persuade others. In three studies
participants communicated about a negative situation they or someone else had experienced and did so in a persuasive
manner (Studies 1-3), an accurate manner (Study 1), by asking for an opinion (Study 2), or without a communication goal
(Studies 1 and 3). Communicators who had a persuasion goal used more justice-related words than communicators who had
a goal to be accurate, asked for an opinion, or had no goal.

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• Ciencias Sociales

On the subjective quality of social justice: The role of affect as information in the psychology of justice judgments

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This article argues that it is not uncommon for people forming justice judgments to lack information that is most relevant in the particular situation. In information-uncertain conditions, people may therefore construct justice judgments by relying on how they feel about the events they have encountered, and justice judgments may hence be strongly influenced by affect information. Findings show that in information-uncertain conditions, the affective states that people had been in prior and unrelated to the justice event indeed strongly influenced their justice judgments.

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• Ciencias Sociales

Access to Justice as a Guarantee of Economics, Social and Cultural Rights.

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International human rights law has developed standards on the right of
access to judicial and other remedies that serve as suitable and effective grievance
mechanisms against violations of human rights. In that sense, States not only have a
negative obligation not to obstruct access to those remedies but, in particular, a positive
duty to organize their institutional apparatus so that all individuals can access those
remedies. To that end, states are required to remove any regulatory, social, or
economic obstacles that prevent or hinder the possibility of access to justice.

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• Ciencias Sociales

Hot cognition and social justice judgments: The combined influence of cognitive and affective factors on the justice judgment process

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• Ciencias Sociales

Justice and Feelings: Toward a New Era in Justice Research

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In this special issue, the relationship between feelings and justice and its consequences
are highlighted. Five articles discuss the role that affect, feelings, and
emotions play in justice processes across a variety of social settings. In the
present introductory article, the position of past and present justice research in
relationship to these topics is briefly reviewed.

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• Ciencias Sociales

Toward understanding the psychology of reactions to perceived fairness : The role of affect intensity

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In social psychology it has been argued that the importance of justice cannot be
overstated. In the present paper, we ask whether this indeed is the case and, more
precisely, examine when fairness is an important determinant of human reactions
and when it is less significant.

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• Ciencias Sociales

Justice and the human alarm system: The impact of exclamation points and flashing lights on the justice judgment process

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Extending theory within the justice domain and work on the human alarm system, the current paper argues that the process by which justice judgments are formed may be influenced reliably by the activation of psychological systems that people use to detect and handle alarming situations. Building on this analysis, it is further proposed that if this line of reasoning is true then presenting alarm-related stimuli, such as exclamation points and flashing lights, to people should lead to more extreme judgments about subsequent justice-related events than not presenting these alarming stimuli.

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• Ciencias Sociales

Egoism, Altruism, and Social Justice : Theory and Experiments on Cooperation in Social Dilemmas

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Cooperative or altruistic behavior in the absence of egoistic incentives is an issue that has puzzled many social scientists. In this book an attempt is made to gain more insight into such behavior for a specific type of situation: the social dilemma. ...

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• Ciencias Sociales›Ciencias Sociales (General)