... of the hard issues that arise when scholars and others turn from lofty principles to attempts to implement them. Consequently, the book falls far short of achieving its bold ambitions. autonomy economy justice participatory democracy political equality political liberty Danielle Allen's Justice...

... says, Talmud Yerushalmi, Nedarim, ch. 9, h. 4). There are four dimensions to the image of God: (1) Intrinsic dignities—that all human beings (no matter gender, skin color, race, religion) are endowed by their Creator with three intrinsic dignities: infinite value, equality, and uniqueness; (2...

.... empirical studies in HCI physical computing making gender equality Austrian Research Promotion Agency 10.13039/501100004955 873000 FO999892797 In this work, we aim to answer the following research questions: What strategies do women employ to successfully explore technological making in the home...

... authorities can use to justify contentious development proposals involving coercive compulsory purchase powers and potentially adverse equalities implications. The article thus adds to what is already known about the use and implementation of planning obligations, and sketches a research agenda that would...

..., but is also a public wrong, namely a wrong against the community as a whole. discrimination equality commissions public wrong special jurisprudence Theories of anti-discrimination law seek to answer what Tarunabh Khaitan calls the ‘purposive question’, namely: ‘what is the point of antidiscrimination law...

... Transition (JT) is gaining momentum internationally and has important implications for the energy and power sectors. This paper draws on >10 years of practice integrating gender equality and social inclusion considerations in the energy and power sectors in low- and middle-income countries in South Asia...

... of women’s reproductive roles led Thompson to argue that equality of outcome for women could not be achieved within the competitive framework and required a re-organisation of society into self-supporting co-operative communities in which women’s reproductive role would be valued and childcare and catering...

... scrutiny of the contribution of contract law adjudication to inequality. contract law consumer law adjudication equality distributive justice As we have slouched from crisis to crisis over the past 15 years, it is hard not to hold a sense that ‘something is wrong’ with our contemporary economic order...

... sustainability gender equality professional development International Medical University 10.13039/501100009381 MPP I-2019(06 Community pharmacists play a vital role in the healthcare system in Malaysia and provide accessible healthcare services to improve health outcomes in addition to mainstream...

.... Gender stereotypes embedded in natural language are also stronger in more gender equal countries, in particular in countries that endorse more gender egalitarian values, but the relation seems weaker than with countries’ wealth or individualism. We discuss the possible mechanisms connecting economic...

... ) and policy-related ( Section 5.2 ) starting points, highlighting the potential contribution of participatory and multi-stakeholder approaches to certification in supporting social change processes effectively tackling complexity. Complexity is further heightened considering that gender equality...

...Jan A Bergstra; John V Tucker Corresponding author: j.v.tucker@swansea.ac.uk 15 2 2023 27 9 2023 9 10 2023 Eager equality is symmetric and reflexive, though not transitive. Eager equality satisfies what we call safe transitivity: and for which is absorptive...

... created predominantly as a consequence of migration. Here, we transpose it to gender (in)equality and empowerment in India, where: ‘Location and positionality (and translocational positionality) are more useful concepts for investigating processes and outcomes of collective identification...

... and implementation of the GCs in the policy domains of refugee resettlement, complementary protection pathways, gender equality, and migration governance capacity building. It draws on the analytical framework of “migration diplomacy” to argue that Canada’s efforts to carry out the GC objectives in these areas...

... was the ideational background underpinning the realities of colonial labour in Africa and Asia when the ILO was established and moved to live up to its mandate. The theory of equality among men of the same race has led to revolutions in the past … It is therefore clear that the assumption of equality between...

... Department of Neuromuscular Diseases, UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London WC1N 3BG, UK E-mail: m.hanna@ucl.ac.uk Lindsay A Wilson, William L Macken, Luke D Perry and Michael G Hanna contributed equally to this work...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract While most theorists agree with the claim that human beings have high and equal moral standing, there are strong disagreements about how to justify this claim. These disagreements arise because there are different ways of managing...

... households. This study highlights the potential and limitations of CT programmes like the CGP to address health inequalities in preschool children for selected population subgroups in the community. Child health cash transfer Lesotho health equity social protection gender equality NTNU Department...

... to failure to reciprocate and unfairness. The scope and content of these critiques are interpreted from the perspective of equality of opportunity. Because the Israeli priority rule may be reasonably criticized for unfairness and failing to reward certain behaviors, the article develops an adjusted priority...

...Joseph M Bessette Who, we might ask, is the “our” in “our modern values of liberty and equality”? I have lived in California, politically one of the “bluest” states in the nation (voting 63–34 percent for Joe Biden over Donald Trump in 2020) for just over three decades. Twice during that time...