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. …”
Get full text

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. …”
Get full text

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.…”
Get full text

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. …”
Get full text

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. …”
Get full text

The race for AI hegemony by Victor Diogho Heuer de Carvalho

“…Without international coordination, the uncontrolled advance of AI could threaten security and social justice. An inclusive debate is essential to ensure the responsible use of this technology. …”
Get full text

Development of children's social care attitudes through advocacy activities by Dwi Retnani Srinarwati, Akhmad Qomaru Zaman, Eka Safitri Utami

“…These issues include the environment, social justice, education, and health. Participation in advocacy activities illustrates cooperation in the form of collaboration between children with each other. …”
Get full text

Ampliando la comprensión de la pobreza energética desde el enfoque de capacidades: hacia una mirada construida desde las personas afectadas by Victoria Pellicer-Sifres

“…To do this, using the capability approach and a qualitative fieldwork, we propose a conceptual framework to rethink and redefine the phenomenon, in order to: i) link the problem with social justice and with vulnerability; ii) broaden the spectrum of causes and link them with personal, social, environmental and structural issues; iii) understand the consequences as the deprivation of a series of capabilities, operations and agency that prevent people from living the life they value. …”
Get full text

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. …”
Get full text

Miroslav Volf’s public theology in national healing and reconciliation in Zimbabwe by Joseph C. Useni, Wim A. Dreyer

“…In addition to examining the political and socioeconomic environment and social exclusion in Zimbabwe, this study encourages a ‘historical-theological’ critique of social justice and social injustice. Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: This article will provide Miroslav Volf’s public theology framework as a point of comparison and critique.…”
Get full text

Soutenir la justice épistémique par la formation réciproque au cœur d’initiatives citoyennes de transition énergétique porteuse de justice sociale by Laurence Brière, Guillaume Moreau, Maude Prud’homme, Isabel Orellana, Marie-Ève Marleau, Martine Chatelain

“…The eco-citizen movement for an energy transition is working to transform the dominant economic-energy system aiming for social justice and respect for the environment. Collaborating with the people engaged in this mobilization in the context of a participatory action-research, we have raised epistemic justice issues inherent to this political project. …”
Get full text

Performing Dissent: Pete Seeger and Paul Robeson before HUAC (1955-1956) by Jodie Childers

“…While Seeger’s testimony in August 1955 championed individual liberty and freedom of speech, using the First Amendment as the foundation for his position, Robeson’s testimony delivered in June 1956 invoked an internationalist sense of social justice, linking left-wing politics, the civil rights movement within the United States, and decolonization efforts around the world.…”
Get full text

Community-based tourism in the context of the neoliberal paradigm: counter-hegemonic initiatives and land disputes in northeastern Brazil by Ilana Barreto Kiyotani, Wagner Fernandes Costa, Maria Aparecida Pontes da Fonseca

“…In the context of the neoliberal model, the expansion of tourism has been promoted by prioritizing market structures, supporting large businesses and often sidelining initiatives focused on social justice and equitable income distribution. Community-based tourism (CBT), in contrast, is seen as a counter-hegemonic practice aiming for greater socio-economic equity, unlike its conventional counterpart. …”
Get full text

Interview with Nadine Bowers Du Toit by M. Laubscher

“…Besides lecturing, publishing and supervising postgraduate students, Nadine is often invited to address congregations, church leaders and faith-based organisations on topics pertaining to social justice. She sees herself as an “activist academic”, always advocating for more diverse voices to be heard: to this end, she chairs the transformation committee in the Faculty of Theology. …”
Get full text

The Application of Maqasid al-Shariah in the Development of Women's Leadership Model in Malaysia by Atriza Umar, Hamidah Mat

“…The findings of this study provide valuable insights for designers of the women’s leadership model, policymakers, political leaders, and other stakeholders in their efforts to achieve gender equality and social justice in national leadership.…”
Get full text

Commoning Cosmopolitanism: Solidarity Beyond Capital, Borders, and Sameness by Óscar García Agustín, Martin Bak Jørgensen

“…Approaches to situated and located cosmopolitanism offer the opportunity to think of the formation of a universal community, which demands equality and social justice and is rooted in urban and local practices. …”
Get full text

Energy Citizenship Contract and European cities transition by Andrea Boeri, Danila Longo, Saveria Olga Murielle Boulanger, Martina Massari

“… The latest IPCC reports highlight the slow progress of energy and environmental transition, as well as the limited involvement of citizens in the European Green Deal; however, many cities are divided between the need to accelerate the transition process and ensure a context of social justice: in this scenario, energy citizenship relates the energy system to active participation. …”
Get full text

Cultural environments with more-than-human perspectives. Prototyping through research and training by Marie Davidová, Shany Barath, Susannah Dickinson

“…We argue that to achieve social justice, we must also reach environmental justice and become in synergy with the planet, with Gaia. …”
Get full text

‘Care-less whispers’ in the academy during COVID-19: A collaborative autoethnography by Paula Natalie Stone, Adele Phillips, Kerry Jordan-Daus

“…The paper raises questions about social justice, diversity and inclusion, the intersectionality of class and gender, and the inequity of the lived experiences from those who sit on the margins. …”
Get full text

Russian conservatism: outlines of a responsible political course by A. P. Vorobev

“…There is an obvious demand for conservative projects to consider the values of social justice, the greater social orientation of the state, the rules and orders that are significant for people and have been with them for decades. …”
Get full text