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Social injustice, essays in political theory
International Review of Sociology 22 (3) (2012)
Abstract
There are many situations and policies that strike us as unjust and make us look for alternatives. Yet in the absence of a clear definition, we may end up by equating injustice with everything that is evil in the worldAuthor's Profile
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