Volume 10, Issue 4, November 2014

• On the Role of Perceived Procedural Justice in Citizens' Reactions to Government Decisions and the Handling of Conflicts

  Kees van den Bos, Lynn van der Velden, E. Allan Lind

  1-26

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• Towards a More Responsive Judge: Challenges and Opportunities

  Machteld W. de Hoon, Suzan Verberk

  27-40

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• What Is It All About? An Overview of the Dutch Research and a Plea for Change

  Rick J. Verschoof

  41-55

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• Procedural Justice in Dutch Administrative Court Proceedings

  André Verburg, Ben Schueler

  56-72

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• Dutch ‘ZSM Settlements’ in the Face of Procedural Justice:
  The Sooner the Better?

  Pauline Jacobs, Petra van Kampen

  73-85

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• The (Political) Pursuit of Victim Voice:
  (Comparative) Observations on the Dutch Draft on the Adviesrecht

  Renée Kool, Georgianna Verhage

  86-99

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• Procedural Justice for ‘Weaker Parties’ in Cross-Border Litigation under the EU Regulatory Scheme

  Vesna Lazić

  100-117

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• Neutrality as an Element of Perceived Justice in Prison: Consistency versus Individualization

  Miranda Boone, Mieke Kox

  118-130

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• Procedural Justice Seen to Be Done:The Judiciary’s Press Guidelines in the Light of Publicity and Procedural Justice

  Leonie van Lent

  131-146

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Student Papers

• The Relationship between Role Conception, Judicial Behaviour and Perceived Procedural Justice: Some Explorative Remarks in the Context of Dutch Post-Defence Hearings

  Hilke A.M. Grootelaar, Tjalling A. Waterbolk, Jakoline Winkels

  147-161

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