#IntergenerationalJustice

[…] Most Germans perceive the distribution of goods and assets, also between the generations, as unfair in their country. This is a cause for concern: People who perceive more injustice place less trust [...]

[…] By Jess Smee As politicians struggled—and ultimately failed—to make a decisive push to rein in global C02 emissions at the United Nations climate summit in Madrid, one piece of better news for the [...]

[…] Mr. Schraad-Tischler and Mr. Schiller, the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s new Social Justice Index shows a slight increase in social justice in the European Union overall. Is Europe becoming more just? Daniel [...]

[…] European economic and debt crisis: Children and young people are hardest hit In the EU, some 26 million children and young people are threatened by poverty or social exclusion. The social justice gap [...]

[…] The social imbalance between the affluent northern European states and the many southern and south-eastern European countries has considerably intensified over the course of the crisis. Whilst there [...]

[…] In the year 2030, one country has translated today's better-governance efforts into a political and administrative system. The Bertelsmann Stiftung, Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future, the [...]