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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Methodological Approaches to Social Justice: Results and Challenges for a Socio-historical Perspectiive raises the question of the origins of what prevails in the present, seen as what was once possible now made reality. This helps us to better grasp the origin of subjective visions of justice and the reasons why other past visions failed to win out. As it is widely accepted in the social sciences

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The Middle Class and the Welfare State: A Conditional Loyalty?rrently being eroded. It contributes to extant research in three ways. First, it provides an unprecedented account of how different segments of the middle class organise their policy preferences in response to welfare retrenchment. Second, it evidences that their symbolic loyalty is ambivalent, in t

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“French-Style” Parity and Diversity: The Temptation of Inclusion Conditioned by Performance for “Nonrnity—women, the non-binary and “non-whites”—our aim is to bring out the conscious and unconscious heritage of the “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” tryptic. We focus on the public justifications for contemporary policies promoting the inclusion of “non-brothers”: the promotion of parity for women and

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Performance Evaluation: A Key Element of Recognition at Workspects this runs contrary to the principle of equality as a point of reference and ideal standard for harmonious coexistence, instead prioritising individual merit based on performance. Focusing on the intrinsic characteristics of each individual, this approach seeks to elevate both what they do and

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Constructing an Environmental Justice Framework for the Analysis of Environmental Inequalitiesstudy these “new” material problems, their social construction and the policies and issues related to them, including in terms of social cohesion. In France, some authors now employ environmental justice (EJ) concepts to reinterpret past social conflicts or to show the unequal effects of environment

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Spatial and Environmental Justiceocio-environmental: social reality is embedded in geographical space and reflects the power relations between social actors. This chapter starts from the fact that the social question is inextricably linked to the organisation of a territory and to environmental problems. For the purposes of analysi

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Undocumented, Unschooled? Trial and Error in the Migrant Justice Movement in Quebec immigrant children access to education in Quebec. Expressed in the terms and concepts of the sociology of social movements, the focus on social justice leads first to ask about the roots of the participants’ emotional outlook. How are we to understand that activists choose, as Fran?ois Dubet puts i

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Hacking: A Compartmentalised Social Justice Projectthis kind means that anyone, independently of their origins, gender or age, can acquire potentially useful skills, especially on the economic level. Hackers can embody a democratic ideal. Some are politically active (hacktivism), without ever falling in line with a particular ideology or the traditi