ISJR is hosting a series titled “Perspectives on Justice and Morality” (tinyurl.com/3d99zbtk). It covers broad topics in justice & morality from an interdisciplinary perspective. If you're interested in writing/editing a book, reach out to Mario Gollwitzer ([email protected]).

FLASHBACK FRIDAY ⏪ Societal Actors Shape Collective Identities of Minorities (2020) The studies show that procedural fairness increases societal identification, which mediates the fairness effect on well-being and psychological health. tinyurl.com/4b48etu8

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IN THE NEWS 📰 NSW is ditching good character references in sentencing. Will the rest of the country follow? In light of NSW’s reforms on character references, this article discusses the evidence for the decision and the possibility that the rest of the country will follow suit. tinyurl.com/bd67j2xz

EMERGING WORK 💡 Exploring Justice as a Social Indicator of Life - Rooted in traditions of moral and political philosophy, the book redefines justice as a central dimension of human well-being—one that can be both conceptually coherent and practically assessed. link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

Planning is underway for our 2027 Conference. The conference theme is: "Inequalities and Injustices in Transforming Societies." The call for papers and further information will be shared soon. Keep up to date with the latest information here: www.uni-bielefeld.de/fakultaeten/...

IN THE NEWS 📰 Can justice happen on a laptop? Study says yes This article highlights findings from a recent paper that reveals there are few fundamental differences in deliberations between virtual and in-person juries, suggesting that virtual juries may be a viable option. tinyurl.com/52crn69y

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EMERGING WORK 💡 From Paris to practice: a knowledge-mapping to climate justice research in developed and developing countries This study presents a large-scale comparative bibliometric and qualitative analysis of climate-justice research from 2004 to 2024. tinyurl.com/2e4wtuda

We are launching Global Research and Practice Networks designed to connect researchers across specific topics. We are calling for expressions of interest or nominations for emerging leaders to serve as network leads. qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_...

INTRODUCING OUR FIRST RESEARCH NETWORK ✨ The Collective Action Network Led by Maja Kutlaca, Özden Melis Uluğ, and Helena Radke Read more about the Network below or via the dedicated page on our website: www.isjr.org/can #justice #collectiveaction #research #researchnetwork #ISJR #CAN

Wishing our community a wonderful and safe Easter! 🐇

The newest ISJR newsletter is here! Access it via our website: www.isjr.org/news In this newsletter: - Letter from the President - Introducing our First Research Network - Call for Research Network Lead Nominations - 2027 Conference Update - An Upcoming Special Issue of Interest

IN THE NEWS 📰 DNA evidence: A double-edged sword that can actually deny justice for some wrongfully accused DNA has both helped and hindered the overturning of wrongful convictions and posed a challenge in the subsequent pursuit of compensation. tinyurl.com/4v6hjzxa

EMERGING WORK 💡 Disaster Justice: A Literature Review The review demonstrates that disaster justice research helps scholars systematically explore disaster management approaches that reduce the vulnerability of marginalized groups and render disaster outcomes more just. tinyurl.com/68r82fjc

EMERGING WORK 💡 Artificial Intelligence, Law, and Society: Rethinking Justice in the Digital Age This paper argues that without adequate regulation and safeguards, the integration of AI into justice delivery may undermine foundational principles of fairness & social justice. tinyurl.com/4pcaks2b

IN THE NEWS 📰 Scaling Justice: How technology is reshaping support for self-represented litigants This article discusses the importance of a human touch in the legal system as well as the need for systemic reform beyond technological advances. tinyurl.com/5dehk33f

FLASHBACK FRIDAY ⏪ Making Sense of the Senseless: Identity, Justice and the Framing of Environmental Crises Results suggest that differences in concern are associated with different crisis characterizations. A desire for justice facilitates & hampers pro-environmental responses. tinyurl.com/4bmkdksp

EMERGING WORK 💡 Restorative Justice on Stolen Ground: Dispossession, Entrenchment, and Eurocentric Justice in Australia and New Zealand RJ is not well-positioned to reduce overrepresentation or address injustices of justice for Indigenous Peoples in Australia and New Zealand. tinyurl.com/y24pwe6x

IN THE NEWS 📰 The Independence Fallacy That Disabled People Face Interdependence is often stigmatized for those with disabilities who are pushed towards an ideal of independence when, in reality, interdependence is a crucial component of a functional and equitable society. tinyurl.com/mschu6hr

FLASHBACK FRIDAY ⏪ Relational Justice in Organizations: The Group-Value Model and Support for Change (2002) This paper examines the psychological dynamics of the Group-Value Model for acceptance and support for change. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

EMERGING WORK 💡 Developing Perceptions of Justice: A Systematic Literature Review on Just World Beliefs Across Adolescence This article synthesizes studies of justice beliefs across adolescence, determining areas of consensus & divergence to guide future research questions. tinyurl.com/ywjbafpa

FLASHBACK FRIDAY ⏪ Equity, equality, and need: A study of the patterns and outcomes associated with their use in intimate relationships (1989) Examines the extent to which specific justice principles are associated with different orientations within complex relationships. tinyurl.com/mu26pzjf

EMERGING WORK 💡 Artificial intelligence and justice: a systematic literature review and future research perspectives on Justice 5.0 Provides a review on the intersection of AI and justice, analysing the evolution of AI-driven innovation in the legal sector. tinyurl.com/2urau7yd

IN THE NEWS 📰 Hate crime laws may have unintended consequences – including chilling free speech By Anne Twomey Discusses the unclear distinction between hate speech and protected political speech in the new Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Act 2026 tinyurl.com/447yctbv

EMERGING WORK 💡 Rethinking Inequality: Leveraging Psychological Science to Advance Economic Justice (Eds) Heather E. Bullock and Sam Abbott This volume examines the manifestations of poverty and economic inequality – full volume available here: tinyurl.com/bd4a72xx

EMERGING WORK 💡 Climate justice and curriculum justice: Young people's accounts of schools' uneven responses to their climate justice activism - Eve Mayes et al. The uneven ways climate change is taught (or not) within schools is a curricular injustice. tinyurl.com/5dwt4nmj

⚖️ Happy World Day of Social Justice ⚖️ The theme for 2026 is “Renewed Commitment to Social Development and Social Justice” aiming to recognise progress that has been achieved whilst also acknowledging that justice challenges are persistent and still emerging. www.un.org/en/observanc...

IN THE NEWS 📰 Centering Survivors: The Imperative for Inclusive Justice in Crimes Against Humanity Treaty Negotiations A discussion of the development of the UN Treaty on the prevention and punishment of crimes against humanity from the perspectives of victim-survivors. tinyurl.com/3hhyawfe

EMERGING WORK 💡 Viral Justice: The Influence of Social Media Culture on the Independence of Law Enforcement - Henny Saida Flora and Taqyuddin Kadir This study examines the impact of social media culture on the independence of law enforcement and its normative implications. tinyurl.com/4ya348a2

IN THE NEWS 📰 It's important for criminal sentences, but how do we know if someone’s remorseful? This article discusses remorse, its lack of clear definition and interpretation. It explores how offenders’ remorse can impact how they are perceived. tinyurl.com/3m39rdz6

🔔 NEW CONTENT STRUCTURE 🔔 Flashback Friday: Spotlighting previous articles from Social Justice Research Emerging Work: Highlighting new and interesting work currently being published in the Justice field In The News: Sharing justice-based news stories or researchers talking about their research

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📢 Call for Papers 📢 Social Justice Research Special Issue: “Sustainability Justice and Just Sustainability” Guest editors: Johanna Bergström and Paola Sartoretto, Jönköping University, Sweden For more information visit the ISJR dedicated website page: www.isjr.org/sjr-special

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We are launching Global Research and Practice Networks designed to connect researchers across specific topics. We are calling for expressions of interest or nominations for emerging leaders to serve as network leads. qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_...

We are looking forward to what 2026 will bring!

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A message from the President's letter in our most recent newsletter.

We are launching Global Research and Practice Networks designed to connect researchers across specific topics. We are calling for expressions of interest or nominations for emerging leaders to serve as network leads. qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_...

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The newest ISJR newsletter is here! Access it via our website: www.isjr.org/news In this newsletter: - Letter from the President - New Research Networks - 2025 Conference Wrap Up & Awardees - 2027 Conference Announcement - Special Issues/Opportunities of Interest - New Branding/Social Media

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