Titlebook: Where Has Social Justice Gone?; From Equality to Exp Emmanuelle Barozet,Ivan Sainsaulieu,David Mélo Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Between Justice and Goodness: Anti-Relativist Interaction in the Sociology of Social Justice the hypothesis that these approaches share a double refusal to examine moral questions without moral perspective, and to move towards moral relativism. They all embody a sociological practice that shifts the model of axiological neutrality through varied forms of linkage and dialogue with the philo

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The Degrees of Social Justice: Micro, Mezzo and Macro social Levelsly, we analyse the ways social justice is applied at each of the (micro, mezzo and macro) social levels. One of the main difficulties the empirical social sciences need to overcome is how they observe or even measure how the moral principles and prevailing ideals arising from moral and political phi