KJELL YNGVE TÖRNBLOM Abbreviated CV May, 2014

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1 KJELL YNGVE TÖRNBLOM Abbreviated CV May, 2014 Present addresses: ETH Zurich, Department of Skolgatan 33 Environmental Systems Science, Göteborg USYS TdLab, Switzerland Sweden Contact information: Cellphone: Citizenships: USA and Sweden. PUBLICATIONS Books Törnblom, K.Y, & Kazemi, A. (Eds.) (2012). Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social applications (In the series: Critical Issues in Social Justice). New York: Springer. Törnblom, K.Y. & Vermunt, R. (Eds.) (2007) Distributive and procedural justice: Research and social applications. London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd. Foa, U.G., Converse, J., Törnblom, K.Y. & Foa, E.B. (Eds.) (1993). Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. Karlsson, I., Törnblom, K.Y. & Vermunt, R. (Eds.) (2005). Proceedings of the 4th Nordic Conference on Group and Social Psychology. University of Skövde, Sweden. Edited Journal Special Issues Törnblom, K.Y. & Vermunt, R. (Eds.), Social Justice Research, Volume 20, Number 3, (Special theme issue: "Social justice and theoretical integration"). Törnblom, K.Y. & Vermunt, R. (Eds.), Social Justice Research, Volume 12, Number 1, (Special theme issue: "Fairness conceptions in the contexts of positive and negative outcome allocations: Part II".) 1

2 Törnblom, K.Y. & Vermunt, R. (Eds.), Social Justice Research, Volume 11, Number 4, (Special theme issue: "Fairness conceptions in the contexts of positive and negative outcome allocations: Part I".) Vermunt, R. & Törnblom, K.Y. (Eds.), Social Justice Research, Volume 9, Number 4, (Special theme issue: "Distributive and procedural justice".) Törnblom, K.Y. (Ed.), Social Justice Research, Volume 8, Number 1, (Special theme issue: "The social psychology of justice and intergroup relations II: Psychological approaches".) Griffith, W.L. & Törnblom, K.Y. (Eds.), Social Justice Research, Volume 6, Number 4, (Special theme issue: "The social psychology of justice and intergroup relations".) Edited issues of Social Justice Research as Co-Editor-in-Chief Kazemi, A. & Törnblom, K. (Eds.). (2014). Social Justice Research, Volume 27, Issue 2. Kazemi, A. & Törnblom, K. (Eds.). (2014). Social Justice Research, Volume 27, Issue 1. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2013). Social Justice Research, Volume 26, Issue 4. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2013). Social Justice Research, Volume 26, Issue 3. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2013). Social Justice Research, Volume 26, Issue 2. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2013). Social Justice Research, Volume 26, Issue 1. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2012). Social Justice Research, Volume 25, Issue 4. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2012). Social Justice Research, Volume 25, Issue 3. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2012). Social Justice Research, Volume 25, Issue 2. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.) (2012). Social Justice Research, Volume 25, Issue 1. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2011). Social Justice Research, Volume 24, Issue 4. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2011). Social Justice Research, Volume 24, Issue 3. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2011). Social Justice Research, Volume 24, Issue 2. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.) (2011). Social Justice Research, Volume 24, Issue 1. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (Eds.). (2010). Social Justice Research, Volume 23, Issue 4. Journal Articles and Book Chapters. Jasso, G. & Törnblom, K. Y. (forthcoming 2014). Distributive justice. In C. Sabbagh & M. Schmitt (Eds.), Handbook of social justice theory and research. New York: Springer. Krütli, P., Stauffacher, M. & Törnblom, K. Y. (forthcoming 2014). Distributive vs procedural justice in nuclear waste repository. In S. Roeser & B. Taebi (Eds.), The ethics of nuclear energy: Risk, justice and democracy in the post-fukushima era. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Törnblom, K. Y. & Kazemi, A. (forthcoming 2014). Distributive justice: Revisiting past statements and reflecting on future prospects. In R. Cropanzano & M. Ambrose (Eds.), The Oxford handbook of justice in work organizations. New York: Oxford University Press. Kazemi, A., Törnblom, K. Y. & Mikula, G. (forthcoming 2014). Distributive justice. Encyclopedia of the social and behavioural Sciences. 2

3 Kazemi, A. & Törnblom, K. Y. (forthcoming 2014). Third-Party Allocation of Rewards: The Effects of Recipient Entity Categorization and Request for Justice. Small Group Research. Eriksson, K. and Törnblom, K.Y. & Kazemi, A. (submitted). Ostraphobia vs. benevolence: The maximally unfair outcome allocation among multiple recipients. Social Cognition. Paddock, E.L., Ko, J., Cropanzano, R., Bagger, J., El Aklemi, A., Camerman, J., Greguras, G.J., Mladinic, A., Moliner, C., Nam, K., Törnblom, K.Y., and van den Bos, K. (authors in alphabetical order) (Submitted). Unmet and exceeded expectations of voice across cultures: The voice value function and procedural justice. Kazemi, A., & Törnblom, K. (2013). Sweden. In V. Smith (Ed.), Sociology of work: An encyclopedia. (pp ). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc. doi: Törnblom, K.Y. and Kazemi, A. (2012). Preface. In K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social application. New York: Springer. Törnblom, K.Y. and Kazemi, A. (2012). Conceptual and Theoretical Issues of Resource Theory. In K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social application. New York: Springer. Kazemi, A., Gholamzadehmir, M. and Törnblom, K.Y. (2012). Predicting reactions to injustice via integration between resource type and procedural rule. In K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social application. New York: Springer. Vermunt, R., Kazemi, A. and Törnblom, K.Y. (2012). Salience of outcome vs. procedure: Effects of resource type and direction of allocation. In K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social application. New York: Springer. Törnblom, K. and Kazemi, A. (2012). Advances in justice conflict conceptualization: A new integrative framework. In E. Kals and J. Maes (Eds.), Justice and conflict: Theoretical and empirical contributions. New York: Springer. Törnblom, K.Y. and Kazemi, A. (2011). Social Justice Research: Mission, some prospects, and challenges. Social Justice Research, 24:1-5. Kazemi, A. & Törnblom, K.Y. (2011). Perceived fairness of six allocation decision rules in the context of hiring and firing. In C. Jacobsson & M. Rapp Ricciardi (Eds.), The individual and the group Future challenges. Gothenburg: Department of Psychology Press, University of Gothenburg. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (2010). Justice judgments of physical abuse and theft: The importance of outcome and procedure. Social Justice Research, 23,

4 Kazemi, A. and Törnblom, K.Y. (2009). Rättvist ledarskap (Fair leadership). In A. Kazemi (Ed.). Socialpsykologiska perspektiv på välbefinnande i arbetslivet (Social psychological perspectives on well-being in working life). Lund, Sweden: Studentlitteratur. Törnblom, K., & Kazemi, A. (2009). The relative importance of outcome and procedure for total justice judgments. In S. Jern & J. Näslund (Eds.), Dynamics within and outside the lab (pp ). Lund: Lund University Press. Kazemi, A. and Törnblom, K.Y. (2008). Social Psychology of Justice: Origins, Central Issues, Recent Developments, and Future Directions. Nordic Psychology, 60: Törnblom, K.Y. and Kazemi, A. (2007). A resource production approach to distributive justice. In Törnblom, K.Y. and R. Vermunt (Eds.), Distributive and Procedural Justice: Research and Social Applications. London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.. Vermunt, R. and Törnblom, K.Y. (2007) Distributive and Procedural Justice. In Törnblom, K.Y. and R. Vermunt (Eds.), Distributive and Procedural Justice: Research and Social Applications. London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.. Törnblom, K.Y. and Vermunt, R. Preface. (2007). In Törnblom, K.Y. and R. Vermunt (Eds.), Distributive and Procedural Justice: Research and Social Applications. London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd. Törnblom, K.Y., and Vermunt, R. (2007). Towards an integration of distributive justice, procedural justice, and social resource theories. Social Justice Research, 20: [Reprinted in K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (2012) (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory. New York: Springer.] Törnblom, K.Y., Jasso, G. and Vermunt, R. (2007). Theoretical integration and unification: A focus on justice. Social Justice Research, 20: Törnblom, K.Y. and Vermunt, R. (1999). An integrative perspective on social justice: Distributive vs. procedural fairness evaluations of positive and negative outcome allocations. Social Justice Research, 12: Törnblom, K.Y. and Vermunt, R. (1999). Introduction: Continuing the effort to understand the relationship between positive and negative outcome allocations and how they affect our justice conceptions. Social Justice Research, 12: 1-4. Törnblom, K.Y. and Ahlin, E. (1998). Mode of accomplishing positive and negative outcomes: Its affect on fairness evaluations. Social Justice Research, 11: Törnblom, K.Y. and Vermunt, R. (1998). Introduction: The relationship between positive and negative outcome allocations and how they affect our justice conceptions. Social Justice Research, 11: Vermunt, R. and Törnblom, K.Y. (1996). Introduction: Distributive and procedural justice. Social Justice Research, 9:

5 Törnblom, K.Y. (1995). Individual and collective justice and injustice: Implications for intergroup conflict. Social Justice Research, 8: Törnblom, K.Y. (1995). Justice and intergroup relations II: Introduction. Social Justice Research, 8:1-6. Griffith, W.L., Parker, M.J. and Törnblom, K.Y. (1993). Putting the group back into intergroup justice studies. Social Justice Research, 6: Griffith, W.L., and Törnblom, K.Y. (1993). Justice and intergroup relations: Introduction. Social Justice Research, 6: Törnblom, K.Y., Stern, P., Pirak, K., Pudas, A. and Törnlund, E.. (1993). Type of resource and choice of comparison target. In U.G. Foa, J.M. Converse, K.Y. Törnblom and E.B. Foa (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. Törnblom, K.Y. and Nilsson, B.O. (1993). The effect of matching resources to source on their perceived importance and sufficiency. In U.G. Foa, J.M. Converse, K.Y. Törnblom and E.B. Foa (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. Foa, U.G., Törnblom, K.Y., Foa, E.B. and Converse, J. (1993). Introduction: Resource theory in social psychology. In U.G. Foa, J.M. Converse, K.Y. Törnblom and E.B. Foa (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. Törnblom, K.Y. (1993). Contents and organization of this volume. In U.G. Foa, J.M. Converse, K.Y. Törnblom and E.B. Foa (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. Törnblom, K.Y. (1992). The social psychology of distributive justice. In Klaus Scherer (Ed.), Justice: Interdisciplinary perspectives. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Törnblom, K.Y., Mühlhausen, S.M. & Jonsson, D.R. (1991). The allocation of positive and negative outcomes: When is the equality principle fair for both? In R. Vermunt & H. Steensma (Eds.), Social justice in human relations, Vol.1. Societal and psychological origins of justice. New York: Plenum Press. Törnblom K.Y. (1988). Positive and negative allocations: A typology and a model for conflicting justice principles. In E.J. Lawler & B. Markowsky (Eds.), Advances in group processes: Theory and research, Vol. 5. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press. Foa, U.G., Anderson, B., Converse, J. Jr., Urbansky, W.A., Cawley, M.J., III, Mühlhausen, S.M. & Törnblom, K.Y. (1987). Gender-related sexual attitudes: Some crosscultural similarities and differences. Sex Roles, 16: Foa, U.G., Salcedo, L.N., Törnblom, K.Y., Garner, M., & Teichman, M. (1987). Interrelation of social resources: Evidence for pancultural invariance. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 18: Reprinted in U.G. Foa, J.M. Converse, K.Y. Törnblom and E.B. Foa (1993) (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications. New York: Academic Press. 5

6 Törnblom, K.Y., Fredholm, E.M. & Jonsson, D.R. (1987). New and old friendships: Attributed effects of type and similarity of transacted resources. Human Relations, 40: Törnblom, K.Y. & Jonsson, D.R. (1987). Distribution vs. retribution: The perceived justice of the contribution and equality principles for cooperative and competitive relationships. Acta Sociologica, 30: Törnblom, K.Y. & Jonsson, D.R. (1985). Subrules of the equality and contribution principles: Their perceived fairness in distribution and retribution. Social Psychology Quarterly, 48: Törnblom, K.Y., Jonsson, D.R. & Foa, U.G. (1985). Nationality, resource class, and preference among three allocation rules: Sweden vs. USA. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 9: Törnblom, K.Y. & Fredholm, E.M. (1984). Attribution of friendship: The nature and comparability of resources given and received. Social Psychology Quarterly, 47: [Reprinted in K.Y. Törnblom and A. Kazemi (2012) (Eds.) Handbook of social resource theory: Theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social application. New York: Springer.] Törnblom, K.Y. & Foa, U.G. (1983). Choice of a distribution principle: Crosscultural evidence on the effects of resources. Acta Sociologica, 26: Törnblom, K.Y. (1982). Reversal in preference responses to two types of injustice situations: A methodological contribution to equity theory. Human Relations, 35: Jobert, B., Rew, A. & Törnblom, K.Y. (1979). Towards a development aimed at reducing economic and social inequalities. Reports/Studies EQU.7. Final report of the Meeting of Experts on Application of the Criterion of Equity to Development Analysis and Planning. Paris: Unesco, Division for the Study of Development. Törnblom, K.Y. (1977c). The psycho-sociological and behavioral definitions of equity and their extension to social dimensions. (French edition: Les definitions psychosociologiques et behavioristes de l'equite et leur extension au champ social.) Reports/Studies EQU.2. Paris: Unesco, Division for the Study of Development. Törnblom, K.Y. (1977b). Magnitude and source of compensation in two situations of distributive injustice. Acta Sociologica, 20: Törnblom, K.Y. (1977a). Distributive justice: Typology and propositions. Human Relations,1977a, 30:1-24. Törnblom, K.Y. & Biddle, B.J. (1976). Prescriptions and proscriptions: A taxonomy and a field experiment on conformity effects. European Journal of Social Psychology, 6: Donnenwerth, G.V. & Törnblom, K.Y. (1975). Reactions to three types of distributive injustice. Human Relations, 28:

7 SOME RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AREA OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS (1) My initial work on justice focused on the construction of a systematic typology of just and unjust situations (see Törnblom, 1977a) on the basis of which a set of integrated propositions was generated (and partially tested in a few empirical studies see Törnblom, 1977b, 1982, Donnenwerth & Törnblom, 1975). The theoretical paper (1977a) has been widely cited and was noted by Unesco (The Division for the Study of Development) which resulted in an assignment to write a report for the international Meeting of Experts on Application of the Criterion of Equity to Development Analysis and Planning (see Törnblom, 1977c; Jobert, Rew & Törnblom, 1979). This project is described in detail in Bernard Schaffer & Geoff Lamb s (1981) book Can equity be organized? (2) A second set of contributions to the area of justice and fairness concern the differentiation of subrules of justice, showing empirically that people do conceive of justice in those terms, and that subrules of justice indeed have differential impact on a variety of responses. Conceptually, a major value of this research is the realization that most justice principles may be operationalized in more than one way (i.e., they may encompass several subrules), and that a given principle may be meaningless unless it is defined in terms of a specific subrule. (See Törnblom & Jonsson, 1985.) (3) Theoretical developments and empirical comparisons between the (different) effects that positive and negative resource allocations may have on justice conceptions and choice of justice principles. (See Törnblom, 1988; Törnblom & Jonsson, 1985, 1987; Törnblom et al., 1991; Törnblom & Vermunt, 1998, 1999; Törnblom & Ahlin, 1998; Törnblom & Vermunt, 1998). (4) Theory and research on the impact of justice and injustice on intergroup relations (e.g., Griffith et al., 1993; Törnblom, 1995). My work in this area considers the complexities that arise when justice/injustice for the individual and justice/injustice between two groups are simultaneously accounted for. (5) A typology of allocation-principle conflicts between the allocation principles appropriate for the individual and the group and theoretical statements regarding modes of conflict resolution (Törnblom, 1988). (6) A formal theory towards the integration between distributive and procedural justice, and resource valence, a Total Fairness Model (Törnblom & Vermunt, 1999). (7) Many of the above contributions also belong within the wider context of mapping the determinants of justice principle conceptions and choices, as part of an effort to explain within- as well as between-situation differences. (8) A comprehensive and well-received overview of the state-of-the-art of justice and fairness theory and research within social psychology (see Törnblom, 1992). Two more recent overviews are provided in Jasso & Törnblom (2014) and Törnblom & Kazemi (2014). (9) A systematic exploration of the effects of the transacted resource (following Foa s theory and classification of particularistic and universalistic resources) on justice conceptions (e.g., 7

8 Törnblom & Foa, 1983; Törnblom et al., 1985; and various chapters in the Törnblom & Kazemi 2012 Handbook of Social Resource Theory) (10) A formal theory towards the integration between distributive justice, procedural justice, and resource theories (Törnblom & Vermunt, 2007). (11) A resource production theory of distributive justice. A new direction for research on distributive and procedural justice, viz. the impact on justice conceptions and behavior of the way the allocated resources are produced or acquired (Törnblom & Kazemi, 2007). (12) A typological framework for the analysis of distributive justice conflicts (Törnblom & Kazemi, 2011). Some reference persons: Morton Deutsch, Elaine Hatfield, Melvin Lerner, Guillermina Jasso, Barry Markovsky, Gerold Mikula, Leo Montada, Faye Crosby, Jonathan Turner. 8