This article traces the convergence of state redress and educational construction citizenship from 1990s onwards in Australia. It examines how successive settler political leaders used education a historical consciousness—settler citizens’ relation to past, present future—as core strategy seek resolution problematic national past. The key speeches that sought mediate nation's past light growing...

a r t i c l e i n f o The valuable relationships hypothesis posits that people are inclined to reconcile with their valuable-relationship partners. Focusing on a particular type of credible conciliatory signal (i.e., costly apology), the present study tested this hypothesis from the perpetrator's perspective. In studies 1 and 2, after imagining that they had committed an interpersonal transgres...

We like to make readers aware that Leif Jansson and Nils Welsh contributed as guest editors to the issue The title of the issue should have been Remembering Claes Hellerstr€ om and those around him. Unfortunately, this title was not placed on the front cover as it should have been In addition to this, a number of the ‘flashes’ were erroneously printed from the previous issue (121-01) on the fro...

Retraction of: Yazdan, P. Sem Cutan Med Surg. 2012 Dec;31(4):258-266 PMID: 21605090 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE].

This paper presents an approach to modeling social transgressions in agent based systems. The approach is intended to be abstract enough that it may be used with many different theories of transgression, apology, forgiveness, etc. We discuss an implementation of this approach in PMFserv, an agent based socio-cognitive modeling framework.