#SocialJustice

[…] French President Emmanuel Macron has dared to do something new. 150 randomly selected citizens met regularly over a period of a few months in a Citizens’ Assembly on the topic of climate change. They [...]

[…] French President Emmanuel Macron has dared to do something new. 150 randomly selected citizens met regularly over a period of a few months in a Citizens’ Assembly on the topic of climate change. They [...]

[…] Defeating cancer before it develops. Stopping crime before it happens. Getting the dream job without the right connections. Serving justice freed from subconscious prejudices. All of that sounds [...]

[…] As part of the Asia-Pacific Week, the author of the bestseller India after Gandhi spoke on the topic of “India’s Modernization Journey.” Using Gandhi’s four ideals of freedom – political democracy, [...]

[…] Rule of Law and Fighting Corruption The rule of law is crucial for stable democracy, social justice and domestic peace. Equally important is the confidence that citizens have in state institutions and [...]

[…] In recent decades, our society has become more individualized, diverse, digital and global. Our democracy must also adapt to these changes if we wish for the diverse interests to continue leading to [...]

[…] The Social Divide in Voter Turnout Is it a sign of growing frustration or civic protest? Or is it simply a normal feature of an established democracy? The structural dimension of voter participation [...]

[…] The level of social justice has declined in most member states of the European Union in recent years. How do the EU member states address the most pressing social problems? Are their reform policies [...]

[…] On 19th March 2015, the Bertelsmann Stiftung, in cooperation with the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy ELIAMEP and daily newspaper Ta Nea, issued an invitation to joint discussions [...]

[…] As a result of the euro crisis, the debate over the EU’s powers has flared up more intensely than ever before. Critics of the EU say that Brussels already has far too much power. A supposed frenzy of [...]