This award is presented bi-annually to honor distinguished lifetime contributions to the scientific study of justice and for efforts to advance justice as a field of study.

2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner:   Norman Feather

2020 Early Career Contribution Award Winners (x2 in 2020):  Jesse Graham & Anna Baumert

ISJR Lifetime Achievement Award for 2018: Allan Lind

ISJR Early Career Contribution Award for 2018: Jaime Napier

Siegel, P. A., Brockner, J., Wiesenfeld, B. M., & Liu, Z. (2016). Non-contingent success reduces people's desire for processes that adhere to principles of fairness. Social Justice Research, 29(4), 375-401.

Batrićević, N., & Littvay, L. (2017). A Genetic Basis of Economic Egalitarianism. Social Justice Research, 30 (4), 408-437.

Timmermann, C. (2018). Contributive Justice: An Exploration of a Wider Provision of Meaningful Work. Social Justice Research, 31, 85-111.

ISJR Lifetime Achievement Award for 2016: Faye Crosby
ISJR Early Career Contribution Award for 2016: Mitch Callan

Both awards will be officially presented at the next biennial conference of the International Society of Justice Research, 20-23 July, 2016, at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England, at which both award winners will present an award address.

Congratulations to both award winners!

Riël Vermunt (University of Leiden) has been selected for the ISJR Lifetime Achievement Award, and David Mayer (University of Michigan) has been selected for the ISJR Early Career Contribution Award.

Both awards were officially presented at the next biennial conference of the International Society of Justice Research, 19-22 June, 2014, in New York, at which both awardees presented an address. For further information about the conference, please click here.

Tom Tyler