Urban projects in France: navigating neoliberalism, justice, and commons planning by Youness Achmani

“…The paper explores three key research subjects in contemporary urban projects: the interplay between neoliberal and the just city paradigms, the divergence between judicial and spatial understandings of justice, and the potential of commons and social innovation as an emerging paradigm and a response to neoliberal paradigm and spatial inequalities. …”
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Delineating the environmental justice implications of an experimental cheetah introduction project in India by Yashendu C. Joshi, Stephanie E. Klarmann, Stephanie E. Klarmann, Louise C. de Waal

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GENDER PROJECT OF THE FUTURE by V. V. Khmil

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Improving education for incarcerated children and young people: policy recommendations from three transnational projects in Europe by Adeela ahmed Shafi

“…The projects demonstrated a positive impact when using the specially designed innovative methods even with disengaged justice-involved children and young people. …”
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History of Conflict Resolution in Europe – A Project Report by Peter Collin, Wim Decock, Nadine Grotkamp, David von Mayenburg, Anna Seelentag

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Sea Defence Project and a UNESCO World Heritage Monument in Coastal Ghana by Justice Mensah

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Evaluating LEADER program support for local projects: insights from the Czech Republic and Hungary (2007–2013) by Adél Veselicz, Ondřej Konečný, János Pénzes, Csaba Patkós

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Decolonization Projects by Cornelius Ewuoso

“…To successfully achieve decolonization, projects should incorporate the voices of those subjugated or silenced. …”
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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

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Unpacking the beast of burden: Joerges on the constitutional, political, and epistemological baggage of European integration by Turkuler Isiksel

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Ecotourism in Colombian Peacebuilding: Peace, Conflict and Environmental Justice by Luis Fernando Sánchez Supelano

“…With the aim of demonstrating the tensions faced in the implementation of ecotourism projects in Colombia, this paper discusses the role of armed conflict in the generation of environmental conflict in Colombia, and the way in which this has been increasing in recent years due to the arrival of new actors across different territories. …”
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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. …”
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Integrating the contribution of museums for building peaceful and inclusive society and promoting justice by Li Xiang, Tanot Unjah, Sharina Abdul Halim

“…The research findings include the set targets, the implemented projects that allow for building a peaceful and inclusive society and promoting justice for all in museums, and the ways they help achieve SDG 16. …”
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Immersive Urban Narratives: Public Urban Exhibit and Mapping Socio-Environmental Justice by Asma Mehan, Sina Mostafavi

“…By merging interdisciplinary research areas, including Design Computation and Fabrication, Urban Communities, and Spatial Justice, this project provides an immersive exploration into the co-production of liminal spaces, focusing on the participation of diverse publics and the dynamics of inclusion, exclusion, and recognition in two cities of Houston and Amsterdam. …”
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TO THE BASICS OF MODERN POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: FREEDOM AND JUSTICE IN THE SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY OF T. HOBBES by L. A. Sytnichenko, D. V. Usov

“…Hobbes constructed in the context of a modern social project, justified the issue of interaction between freedom and justice, which is fundamentally important to nowadays, through the search for such a way of social relations, in which an individual, being in the realm of social existence, would seek to limit his own selfishness and freedom for the sake of the common will of the majority. …”
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Resolving identity-based violence: Lessons for restorative justice in the hate crime context by Malini Laxminarayan

“…Restorative justice has expanded its application of different types of crimes; including, but not limited to, violations such as sexual violence, domestic violence and more recently violent extremism, to name a few. …”
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SOCIAL MEDIA AS AN ADVOCATE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE IN NIGERIA: AN APPRAISAL OF FACEBOOK USERS IN EKITI STATE by Awosenusi Omolara Christianah, Awofadeju Peter Olayinka, Babatola Deborah Bukunmi

“…It also concludes that, social media influencer project issues related to social justice advocacy campaign, social issue and comic skit. …”
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Beyond Distribution: Critique of Spatial Justice Theories—Case Study of Shanghai’s 15-Minute City by Shengxi Xin, Qingyuan Guo

“…However, this distributive justice-based discourse is also used to justify and depoliticize radical planning interventions, particularly relocation, which profoundly impact the lifeworlds of affected individuals. …”
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Service providers’ perspectives and reproductive (in)justice among Roma women: a qualitative study in Spain by María Félix Rodríguez-Camacho, María José Sanchís-Ramón, Gaby Ortiz Barreda, Diana Gil-González

“…The relationship models between professionals and users of the Roma population project stereotypes that are an obstacle in terms of accessing reproductive justice. …”
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