The Good, the Bad, and the Just

Drawing on multidisciplinary findings and ideas, this book offers explanations as to why, how and to what extent people, in an effort to attain justice, allocate social resources between self and others and among others. The role of the essential features of allocation behavior are examined in the newly developed Justice Model, and the work also explores the conditions under which an actor may deviate from a just division of social resources thus instigating a reaction from recipients and observers.