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International Conference on Philosophy of Justice and Social Equality

📅 29–30 Mar 2027 📍 Budapest, Hungary 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the philosophical underpinnings of justice as articulated by key political theorists. It aims to critically assess various frameworks of justice, including Rawlsian and libertarian perspectives.

This session focuses on the principles and theories surrounding distributive justice and their implications for social equity. Participants will analyze contemporary debates on resource allocation and fairness in society.

This track examines the intersection of human rights and social justice, highlighting the moral imperatives that drive social change. Discussions will include the role of international law and advocacy in promoting equity.

This session delves into critical theory's contributions to understanding social justice and inequality. It will engage with the works of prominent theorists and their relevance to contemporary social issues.

This track investigates the role of civic responsibility in fostering social justice and equality. Participants will discuss strategies for enhancing community engagement and promoting active citizenship.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of justice, exploring normative theories that inform our understanding of right and wrong. It will critically evaluate the implications of these theories for social policy.

This track addresses the complexities of global justice in an increasingly interconnected world. Discussions will include issues of poverty, migration, and international equity.

This session critically examines Rawlsian theory and its critiques, exploring its relevance to contemporary discussions on justice. Participants will engage with alternative theories and their implications for social policy.

This track focuses on the ethical dilemmas faced by social workers in the pursuit of justice and equality. It aims to foster dialogue on best practices and ethical frameworks in social work.

This session explores various philosophical approaches to the concept of fairness in social contexts. Participants will analyze how these approaches inform public policy and societal norms.

This track investigates the relationship between moral philosophy and the pursuit of social justice. It will engage with key philosophical debates and their implications for social ethics.