Sentence examples for work on justice from inspiring English sources
Some support for this criticism of the attempt to see reason as the basis of the value of humans can be found in Nicholas Wolterstorff's recent work on justice (2007, especially Ch. 8).
This means that it is very hard to compare Rawls's work on justice with the philosophical work on the capability approach, since their scope and theoretical aims are not the same.
Yet Sen has an eclectic approach to theorizing, and hence other notions and theories (such as human rights or more formal discussions on freedoms from social choice theory) also play a role in his work on justice.
The capability approach clearly plays a role in Sen's work on justice, since when assessing a situation he will investigate inequalities in people's capabilities and analyze the processes that led to those inequalities.
Both Jennifer Parks's No Place Like Home: Feminist Ethics and Home Health Care (2003) and Rosalind Ladd et al.'s anthology Ethical Issues in Home Health Care (2002) address questions with exceptional import to the welfare of elderly and disabled people, bringing to their task much recent feminist work on justice and care.
Q: How has your faith influenced your work on justice?
Kirsten D. Levingston, a program officer working on justice reform, said she brought Ms. Porter and her footage to Mr. Bagwell.
"Understand, you can be arrested in Haiti for practically nothing," said Maurice D. Geiger, an American contractor working on justice reform in Haiti.
Soon their conversation veered into how she had just returned from several years of human rights work in Israel and Bolivia, and how he was working on justice programs for the United States Agency for International Development.
He reported that he found the three treaties very helpful in working on justice in the killing of Oscar Grant by BART police officer Johannes Mehserle last year.
Stevenson, of the Equal Justice Initiative, said that his work on criminal justice "continues to be very challenging".
