.... By engaging with the works of historical and contemporary philosophers, including John Rawls, Thomas Hobbes, and Michel Foucault, this chapter illustrates how philosophical inquiry can inform and reshape our understanding of justice, power, and ethics in modern society. Ultimately, this work submits...

... the project’s commitment to equity and justice. The commitment to children’s rights extended beyond the research process. Once the study was complete, researchers shared the results with participants in a manner that was accessible and understandable. Outputs such as multimedia performances and visual art...

...Classical Confucianism stresses the priority of filial piety and family relationships over justice. In particular, Confucius’ emphasis on the importance of mutual concealment of wrongdoings among family members was generally criticized as corruption, violating the idea of universal justice...

...Abstract No known studies have examined how justice-based frameworks for collaborating with Indigenous people in climate change adaptation are being used in practice. This chapter presents a brief overview of existing justice-based frameworks and investigates how outside institutions...

...Abstract Martha Nussbaum’s Justice for Animals: Our Collective Responsibility is a profound exploration of the ethical obligations humans owe to non-human animals, arguing that humanity’s stewardship role encompasses even the wildest creatures. The book is a blend of philosophical...

... international cooperation and the formation of partnerships between international organizations and justice sector institutions to advance the 2030 Agenda, and to disseminate the SDGs in the judiciary and the Supreme Court. ¹⁷ Other UN agencies have also deployed efforts to increase the engagement...

.... He, like many others in his clan, felt compelled to seek revenge for the murder of an innocent clan member. Safeer’s perspective also highlights the police’s incompetence and the public’s lack of trust in formal justice (especially courts), as a major cause leading young individuals into tribal...

... transition. Policy recommendations are formulated based on the study’s insights, aiming to address the specific challenges and opportunities in Jordan and facilitate the realization of SDG7. Energy transition justice energy consumption human development index path analysis Jordan C21 O13 Q01 Q43...

...Abstract This chapter summarizes both volumes of A Socio-legal History of the Laws of War. It reexamines the key themes and how they are interconnected. It closes with a consideration of the value of international law, especially the laws of war, and what may lie ahead. Justice IHL ICL...

...Participation through deliberation/dialogue. Participation, through deliberation or dialogue, as a concept of justice, supports the idea of working together to address the social, political, cultural, and religious barriers to everyone’s development ( Ayallo, 2012 ). Sen (2011) explains...

..., 1997 ). Justice-based obligations arise when stakeholders, individually or in groups, engage in voluntary exchanges that bring benefits to both parties, being an important factor for improving stakeholder’s utility function ( Harrison & Wicks, 2013 ; Phillips, 1997 ). The perceived fairness...

... rights youth participation politics citizenship justice climate activism Abstract Since 2018, millions of students have mobilised as organisers, advocates and activists for action on global warming in movements like the School Strike 4 Climate. In Australia, an estimated 500,000 school students...

... analysis to test our predictions. Findings Authorities who employ procedural justice and benevolent power elicit reports of heightened positive emotion experiences and intended displays and reports of reduced negative emotion experiences and intended displays. These behaviors also enhance views...

..., the Scottish Enlightenment, and the Rise of Liberalism” Set of Papers: Virtue Stoicism conscience knowledge justice sentiments Abstract In Theory of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith reasons about how a change in one thing, A, is attended by a change in another thing, B. In expounding...

... social justice-minded. Microaggressions happen on a regular basis. Not too long ago, I had a White faculty member pass a sign-in sheet over my outstretched hand and give it to another White colleague standing next to me, as she exclaimed, “You look like you're in charge.” This was despite the fact that I...

...Tenets 5 and 6 move beyond general policy and practice to the center of the school or organization itself. Tenet 5 focuses on democracy, emancipation, equity, and justice, while tenet 6 emphasizes interconnectedness, interdependence, and global awareness. I recently attended a presentation...

... of cultural texts, focusing on specific instances that are both situated historically and simultaneously analysed for the ways in which they reflect recurring priorities and cultural anxieties through the centuries. After considering key ideas such as revenge and justice and gender and revenge, the chapter...

... Lanka equity justice Abstract The established global understanding of inclusive education often positions the antithesis of inclusion as segregation, exclusion, marginalisation and its multiple variants. Drawing local articulations from Sri Lanka, this chapter positions the politics of disposability...

...Abstract The last decade has seen significant positive changes in global attitudes, policies and practices that impact the lives of trans people. Meanwhile, the world of sport has been notoriously slow to follow these social justice initiatives. In fact, sport has the dubious distinction...

... from the premise that the first priority of sport is to be competitively fair. We argue that this is a misguided notion and that sport must be just before it can be fair. Using Iris Marion Young's framework of justice, we contend that excluding trans athletes from school sport is an injustice. We...