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Volume 28, Issue 1

March 2015

Special Issue: Relative Deprivation and Justice Research

Issue Editors:

Heather J. Smith,
Thomas F. Pettigrew

8 articles in this issue

Advances in Relative Deprivation Theory and Research
Heather J. Smith
Thomas F. Pettigrew
OriginalPaper 08 January 2015 Pages: 1 - 6
Analyzing Relative Deprivation in Relation to Deservingness, Entitlement and Resentment
N. T. Feather
OriginalPaper 05 March 2015 Pages: 7 - 26
Opposing Paths to Ideology: Group-Based Relative Deprivation Predicts Conservatism Through Warmth Toward Ingroup and Outgroup Members
Danny Osborne
Chris G. Sibley
OriginalPaper 19 December 2014 Pages: 27 - 51
Counter Cross-Cultural Priming and Relative Deprivation: The Role of Individualism–Collectivism
Kees van den Bos
Tanja S. van Veldhuizen
Al K. C. Au
OriginalPaper 23 December 2014 Pages: 52 - 75
Predicting Protests by Disadvantaged Skilled Immigrants: A Test of an Integrated Social Identity, Relative Deprivation, Collective Efficacy (SIRDE) Model
Peter R. Grant
Dominic Abrams
Jana Garay
OriginalPaper 19 December 2014 Pages: 76 - 101
Social Change in Mongolia and South Africa: The Impact of Relative Deprivation Trajectory and Group Status on Well-Being and Adjustment to Change
Roxane de la Sablonnière
Francine Tougas
Onon Radchenko Perenlei
OriginalPaper 14 February 2015 Pages: 102 - 122
Grievance Formation in Times of Transition: South Africa 1994–2000
Bert Klandermans
OriginalPaper 03 January 2015 Pages: 123 - 142
The Downside of Being Up: A New Look at Group Relative Gratification and Traditional Prejudice
Josée LeBlanc
Ann M. Beaton
Iain Walker
OriginalPaper 17 February 2015 Pages: 143 - 167