Emotion and action

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Public Confidence in Policing: A Neo-Durkheimian Perspective (2007, unknown): “Emotions about crime partly arise as a desire to re-establish rules and behaviour that underpin social organisation, and censure those who violate the rules (see Elster, 2004: 155).”
Future-oriented emotions : Conceptualization and behavioral effects (2008, background): “Following Frijda (2004), we have argued that anticipated emotions are often virtual in the sense that they capture forecasts of one’s future emotions.”