[PDF] Top 20 Consideraciones sobre investigación en Historia del Derecho

... 2 Since, however, I hold that political justification is an ongoing and holistic matter, in which we keep testing our evolving theory against other theories and ot[r] ... See full document

... all theories are historically grounded: theoretical perspectives develop within the context of a specific “social and political time and space” (Cox ...1996b). Theories claiming to be objective and ... See full document

... of justice as fairness lacks a theory of environmental justice and the adaptation of Rawls’s difference principle at global level is problematic, various theories of global justice addressing ... See full document

... of Justice, (Berkeley, University of California Press, 1989), ...and Justice as Impartiality, (Oxford, Clarendon, 1995), ...environmental justice, although in a recent article he does observe that ... See full document

... of climate change through seminars, interactive learning and visits to wetland and coral reef wildlife reserves, and in return, pledged to sign up ‘pen friends’ to the scheme in addition to their own ... See full document

... of justice to future generations—as if there really was an alternative saying that our obligations to them, should there be any to begin with, amount to nothing more than matters of charity performed out of the ... See full document

... Methodologically, we draw on Kvale and Brinkmann’s (2009) guide to interview research and Bryman’s (1996, 46) position that open-ended interviews help to facilitate analysis of social matters from the perspectives of the ... See full document

... with climate justice concerns, we think it matters whether the key organizing principle for society is vulnerability or hope, an active, ecotopian hope that brings us together as humans, non-humans and ... See full document

... environmental justice or, in a more nuanced manner (in light of the ecologically sustainable development paradigm of Australian environmental laws), a ‘just sustainability’ ... See full document

... Environmental justice literature has predominantly focused explicitly on the restorative angle with regards to the environmental damage caused by heavy intensive industrial activities (Anand, 2016; Banerjee, ... See full document

... of theories of ...these theories to one another but rather to get a taste of the variety of ways in which claims about socioeconomic rights may figure into a broader theoretical ...of justice, (2) ... See full document

... and climate risks in a moral vacuum, rarely incorporating broader social justice ...from justice and ethics can inform energy decision-making by reframing five energy problems—nuclear waste, ... See full document

... synthetic climate change scenar- ios using a classical perturbation ...regional climate mod- ifications will be analysed considering a large set of sce- narios recently developed within the RIWER2030 ... See full document

... Leaders and Catholics throughout our community of faith are dem- onstrating how the Catholic faith calls us to care for God's creation and the "least of these.[r] ... See full document

... usual set of drawbacks of the Ukrainian economy remains the same. What is wrong? Seek for subjective causes or hope that change in ruling personalities would tackle the problems did not come up with a result. It ... See full document

... Such distrust can add to the strain fam- ilies are already under, posing a threat to their identities. It can call into question everything that is inherently valuable about them, casting doubt on how well they love, ... See full document

... As questions of monetary design and economic ordering become in- creasingly salient in global discussions about how to implement a Green New Deal via a Just Transition, monetary activists have an obligation to listen and ... See full document

... be an extrovert adult.[44] and [46] added to the personality research by stating certain factors which reflects an individual’s personality. Psychologists have displayed discontent for both theories, implying that ... See full document

... In eastern Oregon, as in the rest of the United States, there are ideological and cultural divides, mostly aligned with identities attached to the political spectrum. Barriers to implementation of adaptation strategies ... See full document

... A case has been made for internalising the environmental and basic justice costs of additional persons. However, within states, children are often considered a public good. They are future tax-payers, as well as ... See full document