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-Mediated Transformation of Cotton contemporary theory and research. It takes the genealogy of academic mentorship and research seriously and positions four generations of justice scholarship in relationship to one another: Kurt Lewin’s work on the psychology of groups and social norms; Morton Deutsch’s work on conflict and justice;

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Min Wang,Qinglian Wang,Baohong Zhang“oppression.” It then discusses the nature of oppression, the forms it takes, and what keeps it in place. In its final two sections, it focuses on awakening the sense of injustice and the strategies and tactics for overcoming injustice.

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-Mediated Genetic Transformation of Cotton, we propose that ., the motivation to defend and justify existing social, economic, and political institutions, and to derogate or dismiss alternatives to the status quo (Jost, Banaji, & Nosek, ., 881–920, 2004), operates as an obstacle to awakening the sense of injustice. In this chapter, we summa

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Liangliang Chen,Peng Li,Xiaoyi Lv,Ji Mawhich are so prevalent in our world today at the interpersonal, intergroup, interethnic, and international levels. In this chapter, I outline an approach to this question. The chapter is divided into three parts. The first is a brief discussion of some of the factors which determine whether a confli