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Topical Guide: Justice and Rights
Justice Related Topics
All Entries
Forms of Injustice
Sites of Justice
Varieties of Justice
Promoting Justice
Biblical Foundations of Justice
Rights
Duties and Obligations
First-Order Justice
Second-Order Justice
Justice Cognates
Theologies of Justice
Classical Tradition
Christian Tradition
Economic Justice
Global South, Justice in
History, Justice in
International Organizations and Governance
Justice in Science & Technology
Health and Justice
Linguistic Justice
Sexual Justice
Justice in the Disciplines
Justice in the Academy / Academic Practices
Peoples and Places
Sites of Justice
Public Health
Religious persecution
Sexual violence as dignity-defying acts
Slavery
Universities in the Global South
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Urban design
Varieties of Justice
Commutative justice
Distributive justice
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Justice-as-judgment
Justice-as-right
Justice-as-virtue
Participatory justice
Relational justice
Restorative Justice
3 distinctive components of restorative justice: values, processes, and outcomes
Christian origins of restorative justice theory and practice
Congruence between Christian views of restorative justice and indigenous peoples’ views
Restitution and compensation in welfare economics and explicit examples
Restorative justice
Restorative justice and reconciliation in international responses to global injustices
Restorative justice as a second-order attempt to restore first-order justice
Restorative justice as a unifying vision of shalom
Restorative justice as an effort to promote healing and repair after the wounds of crime
Restorative justice as an expanding global movement to communities, organizations, and societies
Restorative justice is distinctive insofar as it rectifies past wrongs, repairs present harms, and restores well-being and future safety
Retributive and punitive justice in accountability for major atrocities
Promoting Justice
Bringing social-political transformation through the Gospel
Economic solutions for climate
Ensuring participation in global lawmaking by marginal states
Fostering creativity in transnational legal orders
How to prevent mass atrocity crimes—the Asia-Pacific Study Group of Global Action Against Mass Atrocity Crimes
Implications for economic policy on climate change
Justice as promoting wholeness, which requires healing from injustice
Listen and give voice to the linguistically marginalized
Open ourselves to truth claims of others and learn epistemic humility
Promising sites for prevention of mass violence and injustice
Promote intercultural universities where presuppositions of all are heard and apprehended
Shared and divergent goals within the public health community
Three challenges for estimating costs of climate change
Two ways for environmental economics to remedy the harms of climate change
Biblical Foundations of Justice
Dignity and Imago Dei as the grounding of human rights
NT on justice, rights and righteousness
OT and “Correct Justice”
OT Biblical literature, history and narrative, as a literature of self-critique over injustice and oppression
OT on justice and injustice concerned with laws and social practices
OT understanding of justice (mishpat/krima) and righteousness (tzedek/dikaiousunē)
OT ‘righteousness’: a theological not moral conception
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