And to be in full possession of a tragedy is to understand what has before happened and been decreed, what immemorial fears and bloody histories motivate the actors, on what wheels of fire they are bound, how all participants explain justice and injustice to themselves.
Although some subsequent commentators think Hume has a way out of this circle, many have not thought this to be possible (I tend to agree with them), and if that is so, then Hume's attempt to justify or explain justice as an individual virtue via empiricist sentimentalist (associationist) mechanisms cannot succeed.
Third, talk of legitimacy is essential for explaining justice in a civil war, wherein there isn't classical, cross-border aggression between competing countries but, rather, a vicious fight over the one state between rival communities within a formerly united society.
The result of a research project conducted by the International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ), this book explains how justice and recovery can be aligned not only in theory but also in practice, among both people and governments as they reform.
A good lawyer knows how to write a brief or a memo that explains why justice should be done.
Rebecca Solnit, environmental activist, historian and the author of fifteen books, explains climate justice in this week's Guardian.
What explains the justice system, the economy, health care, our schools, the job market, and even our families all having large race disparities in outcomes?
Aims To investigate whether violence explains criminal justice pathways (CJPs) for psychosis in general, and ethnic vulnerability to CJPs.
However, Bies and Moag [ 21] argued that the concepts of distributive justice and procedural justice do not adequately explain organizational justice because they do not consider the interpersonal interactions perceived by employees during procedures.
