Biennial conference of the International Society for Justice Research：
Social Justice in a Complex Reality
September 9-12, 2012
The conference will be held in September 2012 at The School of Behavioral Sciences of the
Please keep the following dates in your records:
Sept. 9 PhD Students' Workshop Call For Papers
Sept. 9 Reception Cocktail
Sept. 10-12 Conference Sessions
Sept. 13 One-day tour of
Sept. 13-15 Weekend at the
Three general themes were selected for the conference by the organizing committee in order to highlight major facets in the complexity of social justice, and provide a contemporary context for an inter-disciplinary dialogue. These themes are not meant to highlight a single focus, but rather to provide a basis for a panoramic view of social justice in a complex reality. Focal themes that will be identified as emerging from a plurality of submissions will provide a basis for organizing relevant new sessions thus contributing to an even wider panorama of contemporary views of social justice.
Theme 1: Inter-generational justice, including young-old conflicts, future generations, sustainability and ecology, and the future workplace
Theme 2: Inequality, including legitimation of (in)equality
Theme 3: globalization