DIGITALIZATION AS A REVOLUTION IN MANAGEMENT by L. Ivanovskaya

“…However, this opens other prospects like creating the social justice» society. These two tendencies have been analyzed briefly in the article. …”
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Legal political reconstruction is progressive responsive as a regulation reform effort to realize state goals by Donny Eddy Sam Karauwan

“…This study uses a normative method with a descriptive analysis approach, concluding that the reconstruction of legal politics is sought to reform regulations in a better direction and by building legal politics that is characterized by progressive responsiveness, it can realize state goals that are devoted to justice and welfare…”
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EMPHASIS AND ADVOCACY IN ANNOTATING AND TRANSLATING THE BIBLE by C.W. Stenschke

“…There are also particular “Bibles”, or parts thereof, for bikers, for instance, or a Bible edition that highlights verses concerning issues of justice. The vast majority of these Bible editions, which try to address a particular audience or promote/advocate a certain cause, offer their particular emphases in the text and notes in the margins, but do not actually interfere with the text itself. …”
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Prendre en charge les inégalités environnementales by Nathalie Blanc, Caroline Gallez, Éléonore Genest, Diego Antolinos-Basso, Jean chiche, Hugo Rochard

“…Following a plurality of quantitative and qualitative methodologies, and starting from a sampling of four urban territories (Paris 18th, Ivry-sur-Seine, Aubervilliers, Clamart) according to the inequalities observed, the paper aims at studying the evolution of the relations between local authorities and associations and collectives in a context of socio-environmental transition integrating issues of justice. The common denominator of these associations is about addressing environmental and social issues through their repertoires of action: the spectrum extends from the neighborhood recycling center to the solidarity grocery store, including the shared garden involved in popular education. …”
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Towards an agency-oriented model of congregational vitality: by C.A.M. Hermans

“…Contextual changes, notably ethnic exclusivity and social justice, affect the congregational vitality of the actors. …”
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Il corpo nelle esperienze di disastro e attivismo in siti contaminati dall’amianto by Agata Mazzeo

“…From the embodied suffering then a new knowledge and new practices emerge that give concreteness to objectives of social justice, in the daily life of the exposed and survivors.…”
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Erei yayepitako chupe, lo vendicheremo. Immaginario vendicatorio e stregoneria in Isoso. Un approccio antropologico giuridico by Francesca Scionti

“…The argument is that the vengeance is a language that expresses a moral idea, turning into a norm a violent behaviour if validated and substantiated by an idea of justice. Indeed, vengeance is corrects only if it is exercised as a violent retaliatory action against witchcraft. …”
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THE ETHICS OF PLATO’S IDEAS AND IDEALS by Jonas Balčius

“…So the ideas of Good, Beauty, Truth, and Justice became the real reason of the world’s existence. …”
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Law, religion and the covenanted community: the impact of the Zurich Reformation on the early Cape settlement, 1652-1708 by A. W. G. Raath

“…It was Huldrych Zwingli and his successor Heinrich Bullinger whose idea of the covenanted community served as the blueprint for the activities of the Sick Comforters, the proceedings of the Council of Justice and the decisions of the Council of Policy, rather than the influence of the Genevan reformer John Calvin. …”
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Pistes pour une économie morale du sentiment d’injustice parmi les jeunes des quartiers populaires urbains by Éric Marlière

“…Indeed, this notion could make it possible to better understand the context in which the sometimes harsh discourses of these young people develop, insofar as the moral economy in a dialectical understanding envisages the springs of action starting from anger and despair. which in fact masks a moral aspiration to justice and citizenship.…”
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Da sociologia do desvio à criminologia crítica: os indígenas de Mato Grosso do Sul como outsiders by Igor Henrique da Silva Santelli, Antonio Guimarães Brito

“…In the second part, it discusses the phenomenon of criminalization and the selectivity the of criminal justice system from the point of view of critical criminology. …”
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The politics of liturgy between tradition and modernity in South Africa by J. Rossouw

“… How can Catherine Pickstock’s statement that “Traditional communities governed by liturgical patterns are likely to be the only source of resistance to capitalist and bureaucratic norms today” be interpreted in contemporary South Africa in such a way that justice and recognition are upheld? I propose to answer this question in the following four steps. …”
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Forecasting investments in fixed assets by A. M. Terekhov

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Le langage de la diversité by Sara Ahmed

“…The article explores how practitioners have to re-attach the word diversity to other words (such as equality and justice), which evoke such histories. Diversity workers aim to get organizations to commit to diversity. …”
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A morte em forma de poesia: comoção, indignação e reivindicação em cordéis midiatizados by Simone Mendes

“…In a rhetorical argumentation, logical thought and demonstration aren’t enough to guarantee the efficiency of the interaction, because, while basing itself on the interlocutor adhesion to a thesis, through belief, other re-requirements are raised and need to be observed, like the speaker ethos or his honesty, sincerity, sense of justice, seriousness and reliability; the pathos or the ability of raising emotions in the public logos or the discourse itself and its rationality, using by the speaker to reinforce his point of view and his socio-discursive representations around the given theme. …”
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The Training of Professionals in Medical Universities and the Social Determinants of Health by Miguel Ángel Serra Valdés

“…The primary care reform based on the principles of universal access, equity and social justice proposed by the World Health Organization is an essential response to the challenges presented by the social determinants of health. …”
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La RSE : nouvelle forme de dé-marchandisation du monde ? by Nicolas Postel, Richard Sobel

“…In reaction, this movement mobilizes the individual commitment to build a new “great transformation”, that is new articulation between social justice and efficacity to assure the viability of the capitalism. …”
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H.G.L. Peels and S.D. Snyman (Editors), The Lion has roared. Theological themes in the prophetic literature of the Old Testament by M. D. Terblanche

“…The short summaries of the themes of the individual prophets, for instance “Amos, prophet of God’s justice,” is extremely useful. A single phrase brings the most important theological theme of each prophet to mind. …”
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De quelle éducation au politique l’évaluation PISA de la « compétence globale » est-elle porteuse ? by Jean-Émile Charlier, Sarah Croché

“…These prospects provide answers to the main challenges facing humanity, including those linked to “poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, prosperity, peace and justice” (id.) to all countries. The related goals carry on a political education program that can be considered transversally in every target envisaged, mainly in educational terms. …”
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Ville durable et nouveaux territoires du corps by Guy Di Méo, Karen Foussette

“…More than the controversial building of eco-neighbourhoods, more than discourses on local democracy (that has aborted) or sustainable development (that is very blurred), this new spatial corporeity and its exigencies in terms of urban transparency (that is to say in terms of environmental and socio-spatial justice desire, of security and civility, of nature) polarize the political stakes of the sustainable city.…”
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