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Conflict, Cooperation, and Justice Essays Inspired by the Work of Morten Deutsch Contents Foreword ........................................................................... xiii About the Book .................................................................. xv About Morton Deutsch ...................................................... xix About the Authors .......................................................... xxvii Introduction: Conflict, Cooperation, and Justice ................. 1 Barbara Benedict Bunker, Jeffrey Z. Rubin Part One: Conflict 1. Levels of Analysis: In Search of Generalizable Knowledge ........................................... 13 Jeffrey Z. Rubin, George Levinger 2. Conflict Formulation: Going Beyond Culture-Bound Views of Conflict ............................... 39 Guy Olivier Faure 3. Beyond Hope: Approaches to Resolving Seemingly Intractable Conflict .................. 59 Dean G. Pruitt, Paul V. Olczak 4. Conflict Resolution Training in Schools: Translating Theory into Applied Skills ....................... 93 Ellen Raider Commentary: The Constructive Management of Conflict: Developing the Knowledge and Crafting the Practice ............................................ 123 Morton Deutsch Part Two: Cooperation 5. Trust in Relationships: A Model of Development and Decline .......................................... 133 Roy J. Lewicki, Barbara Benedict Bunker 6. Cooperation Within a Competitive Context: Lessons from Worker Cooperatives ........................... 175 Virginia J. Vanderslice 7. Social Interdependence: Cooperative Learning in Education ............................ 205 David W. Johnson, Roger T. Johnson Commentary: Cooperation: The Fragile State .................. 253 Morton Deutsch Part Three: Justice 8. Equity, Equality, and Need: Three Faces of Social Justice ..................................... 261 Robert Folger, Blair H. Sheppard, Robert T. Buttram 9. Tradeoffs in Justice Principles: Definitions of Fairness ............................................... 291 Tom R. Tyler, Maura A. Belliveau 10. Perceived (In)Justice: Freeing the Compliant Victim .................................... 315 Michelle Fine, L. Mun Wong 11. Drawing the Line: Social Categorization, Moral Exclusion, and the Scope of Justice ................ 347 Susan Opotow Commentary: Justice: Why We Need a New Moral Philosophy ................................................................. 371 Morton Deutsch 12. In Response: Discussion and Conclusions .................. 381 Jeffrey Z. Rubin, Barbara Benedict Bunker Name Index ....................................................................... 419 Subject Index ..................................................................... 425