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Marion Fortin
Marion Fortin
Professor of Management, University of Toulouse, TSM Research
Verified email at tsm-education.fr
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Perspectives on organizational justice: concept clarification, social context integration, time and links with morality
M Fortin
International Journal of Management Reviews 10 (2), 93-126, 2008
2372008
Hypocrisies of fairness: Towards a more reflexive ethical base in organizational justice research and practice
M Fortin, MR Fellenz
Journal of Business Ethics 78, 415-433, 2008
1562008
Fairness lies in the heart of the beholder: How the social emotions of third parties influence reactions to injustice
SL Blader, BM Wiesenfeld, M Fortin, SL Wheeler-Smith
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 121 (1), 62-80, 2013
1002013
How do we know when we are treated fairly? Justice rules and fairness judgments
R Cropanzano, M Fortin, JF Kirk
Research in personnel and human resources management 33, 279-350, 2015
992015
One justice or two? A model of reconciliation of normative justice theories and empirical research on organizational justice
N Cugueró-Escofet, M Fortin
Journal of Business Ethics 124, 435-451, 2014
882014
Motivated cognition and fairness: Insights, integration, and creating a path forward.
LJ Barclay, MR Bashshur, M Fortin
Journal of Applied Psychology 102 (6), 867, 2017
862017
It is time for justice: How time changes what we know about justice judgments and justice effects
M Fortin, I Cojuharenco, D Patient, H German
Journal of Organizational Behavior 37, S30-S56, 2016
722016
Trust and justice in the formation of joint consultative committees
G Dietz, M Fortin
The International Journal of Human Resource Management 18 (7), 1159-1181, 2007
492007
How do people judge fairness in supervisor and peer relationships? Another assessment of the dimensions of justice
M Fortin, R Cropanzano, N Cugueró-Escofet, T Nadisic, H Van Wagoner
Human Relations 73 (12), 1632-1663, 2020
382020
Righting the wrong for third parties: How monetary compensation, procedure changes and apologies can restore justice for observers of injustice
N Cugueró-Escofet, M Fortin, MA Canela
Journal of Business Ethics 122, 253-268, 2014
322014
Justice judgments: Individual self-insight and between-and within-person consistency
H German, M Fortin, D Read
Academy of Management Discoveries 2 (1), 33-50, 2016
202016
Beyond the particular and universal: Dependence, independence, and interdependence of context, justice, and ethics
M Fortin, T Nadisic, CM Bell, JR Crawshaw, R Cropanzano
Journal of Business Ethics 137, 639-647, 2016
172016
Justice and affect: A dimensional
M Fortin, SL Blader, BM Wiesenfeld, SL Wheeler-Smith
The Oxford handbook of justice in the workplace, 419-442, 2015
142015
One justice or two
N Cugueró-Escofet, M Fortin
A model of reconciliation of, 2014
122014
When are we more ethical? A review and categorization of the factors influencing dual-process ethical decision-making
CH Warner, M Fortin, T Melkonian
Journal of Business Ethics 189 (4), 843-882, 2024
92024
The lives of others: The role of moral identity in third parties’ emotional, cognitive, and behavioral reactions to injustice
K Aquino, DP Skarlicki, D Freeman, T Nadisic, M Fortin
Unpublished manuscript, 2009
82009
Three paths to feeling just: How managers grapple with justice conundrums during organizational change
J Zwank, MR Diehl, M Fortin
Journal of Business Ethics 186 (1), 217-236, 2023
62023
When managers become Robin Hoods: a mixed method investigation
R Cropanzano, DP Skarlicki, T Nadisic, M Fortin, P Van Wagoner, ...
Business ethics quarterly 32 (2), 209-242, 2022
62022
Justice and conflict dynamics in teams
M Adamovic, M Fortin, MR Diehl
Organizational Justice, 107-133, 2017
52017
Organizational justice and time: A review of the literature on justice reactions over time and directions for future research
I Cojuharenco, M Fortin, H German
Time and Work, Volume 1, 163-190, 2014
52014
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