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INJUSTICE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT: THE MODERATING EFFECT OF POWER RESTORATION
Russell Cropanzano, Robert A. BaronThis experiment investigated the causal links between injustice and interpersonal conflict. Previous research has suggested two possible explanations. One group of theorists has…
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS: AN ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK
Neghin ModaviThis discussion forwards a political economy framework for the analysis of the role and impact of political intervention on the process and outcome of environmental conflicts. The…
WORKPLACE JUSTICE OUTCOMES “IN THE NAME OF THE UNION”: A FIELD ASSESSMENT
Debra J. Mesch, Dan R. DaltonPrior work has demonstrated that management enjoys a substantive edge in many grievance cases largely as a function of its discretion to pursue or dismiss these cases as it…
SINO‐SOVIET BORDER RELATIONS: CONFLICT AND COMMUNICATION
George R. MastroianniChina and the Soviet Union have disputed portions of their common border for centuries, sometimes violently. Some analysts base this dispute on competing territorial ambitions and…
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