Tyler Tom R  <br/><br/>
Why people obey the law 

 - London  Edward Elgar   2006 
 - 299P  viii  PB 
<br/><br/> Law - Philosophy - Justice - Administration Of  Public Opinion - Illinois - Chicago  Punishment  
<br/><br/>C o n t e n t s:<br/>Acknowledgments vii<br/><br/>Part One: Introduction<br/>1. Procedural Justice, Legitimacy, and Compliance 3<br/>2. Design of the Chicago Study 8<br/><br/>Part Two: Legitimacy and Compliance<br/>3. Legitimacy as a Theoretical Issue 19<br/>4. Measuring Legitimacy and Compliance 40<br/>5. Does Legitimacy Contribute Independently to Compliance? 57<br/><br/>Part Three: Citizens’ Concerns When Dealing with Legal Authorities<br/>6. What Do People Want from Legal Authorities? 71<br/>7. Measuring the Psychological Variables 85<br/>8. Does Experience Influence Legitimacy? 94<br/><br/>Part Four: The Meaning of Procedural Justice<br/>9. The Psychology of Procedural Justice 115<br/>10. The Influence of Control on the Meaning of Procedural Justice 125<br/>11. Beyond Control 135<br/><br/>Part Five: Conclusions<br/>12. The Antecedents of Compliant Behaviour 161<br/>13. The Psychology of Legitimacy 170<br/>Appendix A: Questionnaire Used in First Wave of Chicago Study 179<br/>Appendix B: Coefficient Alphas for Scales Used in the Analysis 220<br/>Appendix C: Frequency Data 221<br/>Notes 231<br/>References 253<br/>Index 269<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780691126739 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>340.115 TYL