Sources of the Nazi racial ideology by Herlinde Pauer-Studer

“… This is an extract from Pauer-Studer, H. (2020). Justifying injustice. Legal theory in Nazi Germany. (Cambridge University Press, 2020, pp. 117–124). …”
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Borys Hrinchenko in the memories of contemporaries by Mariia Ivashchenko

“…He reacted acutely to the injustice and injustice inflicted on the Ukrainian people, in particular by the numerous bans on the Ukrainian language, and was concerned with national and social issues at a time when inequality and the poor were chaining the impoverished people into chains of obedience and submission. …”
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Realising health justice in Palestine: beyond humanitarian voices by James Smith, Sara el-Solh, Layth Hanbali, Sawsan Abdulrahim, Sali Hafez, Samer Abuzerr, Bram Wispelwey, Mads Gilbert, Mohammed Seyam, Bassam Abu Hamad, Dorotea Gucciardo, Fahd Haddad, Rasha Khoury, Amira Nimerawi, David Mills, Ghassan Abu-Sittah

“…Against the backdrop of a very limited window for what we consider morally justifiable humanitarian engagement in Gaza, we join many others who have called for a paradigm shift away from the inertia of supposed objectivity and claimed neutrality that function to perpetuate injustice. Instead, we call for the collective practice of critical advocacy, solidarity with people affected by injustice and oppression, and an emancipatory politics in pursuit of justice in Palestine.…”
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La violence du bâtard dans deux romans d’Amérique centrale by Claire Pailler

“…By resorting to that violence himself, and perpetuating it within the family circle, the bastard, a central character in the two Central American novels studied here, seems the embodiment of a society based on injustice.…”
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How (Not) to Theologize Psychological Distress: Lessons from Thinking Across Conditions by Jessica Coblentz

“…These lessons variously explore the relationship of different mental health conditions, mental health stigma, social dimensions of psychological distress, complexities of moral agency, epistemic injustice, and the place of Christ in the ongoing project of theologizing mental health.…”
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Senses of justice after managed retreat in New York city by Veronica Olivotto, Veronica Olivotto, Katinka Wijsman, Timon McPhearson, Timon McPhearson, Timon McPhearson

“…In conclusion, if retreat and post-buyout efforts aspire to be just, they need to center how past and present contextual injustice shapes the relationships between distributive and recognitional injustice.…”
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Effective climate action must address both social inequality and inequality aversion by Joël Berger, Ulf Liebe

“…By clarifying how perceptions of disadvantage or social injustice can harm climate cooperation or produce backlash, we derive tailored countermeasures to enhance climate cooperation.…”
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SMALL BRIBE LAW DOES NOT CONTRIBUTE TO REDUCING CORRUPTION by R. Sh. URAZBAEV

“…The paper demonstrates week points of the new law and gives reasons for injustice of leveling such actions as receiving and giving small bribes on level of public danger. …”
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Graphic Nonviolence: Framing “Good Trouble” in John Lewis’ March by Johannes C. P. Schmid

“…The aim of the article is to describe how justice and injustice are framed in Lewis’ remembrance with regard to Lewis’ slogan of “good trouble.” …”
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Of Exile in America: The Immigrant Experience in “American Land” (2006) and “The Ghost of Tom Joad” (1995) by Bruce Springsteen by Khaled Chouana

“…In “The Ghost of Tom Joad,” Springsteen suggests that ordinary people undergo a metaphorical exile that has led John Steinbeck’s protagonist Tom Joad in The Grapes of Wrath (1939) to express his anger against the injustice of the Great Depression.…”
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Waste, weeds, and wild food by Flaminia Paddeu

“…Drawing on three bodies of critical geography literature, namely urban informality studies, radical food studies, and urban political economy and ecology, it advocates that investigating urban food collecting provides a tool to analyze structural forms of power, exclusion, injustice and inequality as well as alternative pathways in spaces of advanced capitalism.…”
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Gniew, współczucie, solidarność – w stronę politycznie i krytycznie zorientowanej pedagogiki emocji by Karolina Starego

“…This emotional identification is based on an ability to perceive structural processes that generate marginalisation and injustice and can serve as a basis for an affirmative, collective action. …”
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Revendications morales et politiques d’une révolte. Les émeutes du Mzab en Algérie (2013-2015) by Laurence Dufresne Aubertin

“…From the ordinary representations of politics and local production of the feeling of injustice, this article focuses on the meaning of the riotous engagement in the Mzab, which goes beyond communitarian reading. …”
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Déchets, mauvaises herbes et plantes sauvages by Flaminia Paddeu

“…Drawing on three bodies of critical geography literature, namely urban informality studies, radical food studies, and urban political economy and ecology, it advocates that investigating urban food collecting provides a tool to analyze structural forms of power, exclusion, injustice and inequality as well as alternative pathways in spaces of advanced capitalism.…”
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Solidarity in Diversity: Overcoming Marginalisation in Society by Matthew Mabefam, Kennedy Mbeva, Franka Vaughan

“…Bridging theory and practice, this thematic issue advances understanding and informs policies to address systemic inequality, diversity, and injustice.…”
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INSTRUMENTS OF GOVERNANCE IN THE INDIGENOUS USAKEDET SOCIETY, 1895 – 1977 by EDET EFIONG OKON

“… Before the advent of the colonial instrument of courts and Christianity, Usakedet people have developed home-made methods and instruments of indigenous administration of their society with the consciousness that no society could thrive in lawlessness, injustice and poor social standards. Also, the sustenance and maintenance of law and orders with the intention to impact the people’s ways of life for the purposesof nation-building, development and protection of the society from both external and internal attacks, constant communication with the ancestors and socio-ethical trainings. …”
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Felix Mitterer et le Volksstück by Marc Lacheny

“…Mitterer’s social plays fall within a rich Austrian tradition on the one hand and show, on the other, how original Mitterer’s Volkstheater is, given its socially critical stance and its aims of both improving education and unmasking social injustice or brutal human behavior.…”
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Should Democracy Grow up? Children and Voting Rights by Steven Lecce

“…Unless a plausible distinction can be found, then, between adults and children that also tracks the underlying reasons for endorsing democracy in the first place, the continued political disenfranchisement of our youngest citizens is shown for what it is: social injustice. e paper begins by exploring some of the conceptual difficulties that childhood creates in relation to democracy. …”
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Human genetic engineering and social justice in South Africa: Moltmann and human dignity by M. Kotzé

“… The realities of social injustice in the present South African context, with its great and growing gap between rich and poor and unequal distribution of wealth and resources, are also acutely visible in the health-care sector. …”
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Dystopia in the Skies: Negotiating Justice and Morality on Screen in the Video Game BioShock Infinite by Stefan Schubert

“…The game’s visual elements—as part of its larger plot, its narrative background, and the way history is depicted—particularly work to highlight racial and social injustice at the core of Columbia’s society. In turn, the game suggests to draw parallels between these fictional representations and actual US society at the beginning of the twentieth century.…”
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