Macrojustice approach to managing conflict in public works project

在公共工程项目中，我们应该考虑的关键问题之一是如何管理地方政府之间的社会冲突，以促进整体社会和相关方的利益，这些相关方必须为项目的不便付出代价。我们假设这些社会冲突是政府的宏观正义动机和反对这些政策的各方的微观正义动机之间的利益勾结。本研究以网路问卷调查的方式，探讨民众是否将公共工程项目间的冲突视为宏观与微观正义的不一致，并发现此假说得到部分支持。

In public works projects, one of critical issues we should consider is how to manage social conflicts between local governments to promote benefit of overall society and involved parties who have to pay the cost of inconvenience for the projects. We assumed that these social conflicts are viewed as collusion of interests between the macrojustice motive by the governments and the microjustice motive by the parties against these policies. We investigated whether citizens perceived the conflicts among public works projects as disagreement between macro and microjustice with a web survey, and found that this hypothesis were partially supported.