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September 15, 2021  by Isabella Lanza Turner

Why is there no revolution?

Why do people accept inequality, and sometimes even support policies that perpetuate inequality? In this post, Isabella Lanza Turner explores the issue from the perspective of System Justification Theory.

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May 27, 2015May 28, 2015  by Katherine Stroebe

Explaining the inexplicable: Who is responsible for injustice in the world?

Major life events such as experiencing a flood or the death of a child may feel very unjust. Oftentimes people seek to find causes for such events. To better understand such explanations, we asked ourselves the question who people see as actually distributing (in)justice in the world.

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