The International Society for Justice Research (ISJR) is an interdisciplinary organization dedicated to research on justice and morality.
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2026 EASP Preconference Call:
Collective Action in Complex Times: What Still Works, What Doesn’t, and Where to Next
Deadline is January 5th, 2026!
We would like to see you all in Strasbourg, France!
easp.eu/news/itm/2026_easp_p…
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We are official! @ISJRorg
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This year’s #ISJR2023 comes to an end. Thank you to the organizers and helpers, making this great conference possible! And thank you to all the attendees for all the stimulating and insightful discussions. Safe travels!
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Our symposium on research on #onlineshaming is off with @zhao_kuni presenting her systemic review and Twitter topic modelling showing 4 motives for online shaming. #cyberpsychology #isjr @FlindersEPSW
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Cheers to the fifty early career social justice researchers from #ISJR2023, networking right now in Munich’s bar scene. 🍻
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At #ISJR2023, we now are honored to listen to the address by the ISJR Life Time Achievement Award 2023 recipient: Manfred Schmitt! 🏆
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Is it a palace? A movie backdrop? Well, it’s actually our beautiful conference venue for #isjr2023! The Katholische Akademie is located in the heart of Schwabing, close to the University, and right next to Englischer Garten. See what makes this area so special 👇🏼(1/4)
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In the 20th century, Schwabing was home to artists and intellectuals. Today, Munich’s rich “Schickeria” and the universities’ students mingle in the bustling neighborhood of art-nouveau buildings, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and bars. (2/4)
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The Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität came to Munich in 1826 (founded in 1472). The historic buildings are worth a visit. Here, social justice connoisseurs shouldn’t miss the memorial to the student resistance group “Weiße Rose” who rose up against the Nazi regime. (3/4)
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Englischer Garten is one of the largest urban public parks in the world (370ha/910acres). The park stretches right to the city center. It’s perfect for a quick stroll between conference events, an extended route for motivated runners, or just some relaxing in the sun. (4/4)
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What’s that? The program for #isjr2023 is online? Let’s check it out!
isjr2023.uni-muenchen.de/new…
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All infos here: isjr2023.uni-muenchen.de/par…
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The birds in Munich‘s city park don’t have to worry about the #ISJR2023 registration - but you have only ONE DAY LEFT for the #earlybird fee! Listen to some Munich birds to get motivated! 🔊