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* fair [[competition]], in market-based economies | * fair [[competition]], in market-based economies | ||
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* [[participative politics]] ([[direct democracy]]) | * [[participative politics]] ([[direct democracy]]) | ||
* [[assistance]] of weak and [[rehabilitation]] of excluded members of society | * [[assistance]] of weak and [[rehabilitation]] of excluded members of society | ||
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[[it:giustizia sociale]] | [[it:giustizia sociale]] | ||
[[Category:Peace]] | [[Category:Peace]] | ||
[[Category:Justice]] | [[Category:Justice]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 30 July 2011
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.
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:
- participative politics (direct democracy)
- assistance of weak and rehabilitation of excluded members of society
tools:
