COVID-19 – if the cure is worse than the disease. The Italian chaos by Giuseppe FERRARI

“…Fears to go back to work and for some the impossibility to work at all, hide a stiff social environment that will increase the sense of distress perceived by the individuals, sense of injustice and social inequality. Overall this could lead to an increase of violent behaviours, panic attacks, and a significant growth of psychiatric disorders and suicides. …”

Decolonization Projects by Cornelius Ewuoso

“…What type of inclusion does epistemic injustice require? Journal of Medical Ethics, jme-2023-109091…”
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Comparative Ethics of Modern Payment Models by Jacob Riegler

“…Disadvantaged groups bear a disproportionally large brunt of the deleterious effects of fee-for-service.[19] With the wastefulness, the inefficiency, the failure to align with patient goals, and the injustice, it becomes clear that fee-for-service does not align with patient care ethics because of organizational and financial incentives. …”
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Contextual Vulnerability Should Guide Fair Subject Selection in Xenotransplantation Clinical Trials by Gianna Strand

“…These exclusions represent an allocational injustice. Enrolling research subjects subjectively excluded from allotransplantation into xenotransplant research is not a mechanism of fair access but rather an exploitation of an unjustly option-constrained vulnerable group by the clinical transplant system. …”
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Invoking spatial justice in urban mobility in Nairobi: A commuter’s perspective by Dorcas Nthoki Nyamai

“…However, in Nairobi, the injustices prevalent in the mobility landscape enable access for some users while restricting it for others. …”
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Invoking spatial justice in urban mobility in Nairobi: A commuter’s perspective by Dorcas Nthoki Nyamai

“…However, in Nairobi, the injustices prevalent in the mobility landscape enable access for some users while restricting it for others. …”
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Hidden costs of providing care: a pilot study of Japanese migrant care workers’ experiences in Aotearoa New Zealand during the COVID-19 pandemic by Shinya Uekusa

“…The data indicates intersecting challenges in their work, including unfair treatment, linguicism, labour market inequality and various forms of social injustices. However, most Japanese MCW participants had developed robust resilience in dealing with these perceived challenges and injustices in Aotearoa, stemming from their previous experiences of gender, cultural and other forms of oppression in their workplace and everyday life in Japan.…”
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National Allegory in Teju Cole’s Open City by Derek F. DiMatteo

“…Drawing on the work of Fredric Jameson, I read Julius’s amnesia-like repression of his past crimes as allegorical of his adopted nation, the USA, which tends to forget its responsibility for its own historical injustices. By selectively forgetting these injustices and traumas—even as they happen—the USA behaves with the same dissociative amnesia as Julius. …”
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Politiques de développement durable à l’épreuve de la justice environnementale : Les plantations de teck à Ban Lak Sip, Nord Laos by Laure Le Guillevic, Evelyne Micollier

“…These injustices are environmental, as the inequalities observed are accentuated by the soil erosion. …”
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Identity and agency in South Africa by Leyla Tavernaro-Haidarian

“… It is often assumed that a sense of interconnectedness with others and a common identity, such as that associated with the idea of “rainbowism”, can only be achieved after a host of social injustices, inequities and other material problems have somehow been addressed. …”
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From paternalism to self-determination: examining evolving tribal-federal relationships and co-management arrangements through three case studies by Clarita Lefthand-Begay, Lauren Redmore, Christopher Armatas, Jesse Brisbois, Kunsang Choden, Dara Craig, Angelo Baca, Jaime Martin, Michael Ross, Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk, Alfred Lomahquahu, Monte Mills

“….), possibilities for co-management are complicated by historical injustices that have hindered Tribal access to ancestral land and cultural practices. …”
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Environmental justice in South Africa: the dilemma of informal settlement residents by Ruhiiga, T. M., Kekana, H. N., Ndou ·, N. N.

“…The location and environmental variables in informal settlements suggests a variety of injustices that comes with loca- tion, limited access to water, poor or lack of sanita- tion, challenges with transport availability, accessibil- ity, affordability, and lack of other social amenities. …”
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O ciclo «natureza e ecologia» na literatura de cordel brasileira by Carlos Nogueira

“…This article is a research dealing with the naturist and ecological thinking of Brazilian cordel which, linking different fields such as nature, environment, religion, techniques, science, teaching, citizenship and denouncing the disparities and injustices suffered by people and by living or lifeless creatures, has elaborated a whole cycle to which literary critic has not paid enough attention.…”
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Elevating Student Voice and Levelling Traditional Power Hierarchies Through Open Textbook Co-Creation: What Do Students Say? by Bianca Masuku, Glenda Cox, Michelle Willmers

“…The study shows that students experience and navigate various injustices in their classroom contexts related to economic maldistribution, cultural misrecognition and political misrepresentation. …”
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Historical Responsibility and Liberal Society by Janna Thompson

“…This paper considers some unsuccessful attempts within a liberal framework to defend obligations of reparation for historical injustices and puts forward an account based on the lifetime-transcending interests of citizens.…”
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Autoridade prática e ambivalência das instituições de justiça no crime-desastre da Barragem de Fundão by José Szwako, Poema Euristenes Portela

“…We argue that the concept of practical authority (Abers & Keck 2016) sheds light on both the dynamics of correcting injustices suffered in the context of Samarco’s crime-disaster (Mariana, MG, 2015), and on the ambivalence of institutional representatives. …”
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Intergenerational Rights? by Richard Vernon

“… Past injustices demand a response if they have led to present deprivation. …”
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P. Dibeela, P. Lenka-Bula & V. Vellem (Eds.), Prophet from the South: Essays in honour of Allan Aubrey Boesak by Wessel Wessels

“…Liberation theology enticed him to struggle against the injustices of both apartheid and democracy, albeit not without some mistakes. …”
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Violence et histoire dans les séries télévisées : Introduction by Sylvie Allouche

“…The four series analyzed focus on the victims of history, namely various populations who have suffered physical or social violence, aggravated by symbolic violence as the dominant versions of history tend to ignore or minimize their roles or the sufferings and injustices they have endured: women involved in the tumult of France’s recent history (Isabelle Veyrat-Masson on Maria Vandamme and Sonia Suvélor on Les Combattantes), Indians of North America (Martin Shuster on Yellowstone), Hutu civilians who took refuge in Congo (Sylvie Allouche on Black Earth Rising). …”
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Genre, guerre et militarisme à travers le prisme de l’art féministe : un cheminement intime. by Adela Jusic, Nermina Trbonja

“…Through visual art, her work aims to break stereotypes, deconstruct patterns, denounce injustices and engender changes. Through multiple examples of her work, she offers an unprecedented reading of her feminist commitment and discusses militarization, the place of the victims in the contemporary post-war space, the gendered violence perpetrated through rape, and the issue of remembrance blurring the history of Bosnia and her family history.…”
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