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Social justice focuses on establishing or mantaining armony between parts and individuals of a society. Theories of social justice usually adopt the human right and equality as guiding concepts. Promoters include anarchists, greens, feminists, socialists, in addition to many other activist, idealist and religious people.

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Possible aspects of social justice:

prevention of antisocial behaviours and trends: aggressions, discriminations, labor exploitation
redistribution of capitals, equal access to natural resources
fair competition, in market-based economies

Approaches:

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