Isbn: 9798199849463 - justice beyond equality: how equal rules create unequal lives (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Equality is often celebrated as the foundation of justice. Laws promise the same rights, institutions apply the same rules, and society assumes fairness has been achieved. Yet everyday life tells a different story.Justice Beyond Equality explores why injustice persists even in systems built on equal treatment. Through compelling, reality-based narratives drawn from ordinary social spaces-family, gender, caste, religion, society, food, health, education, and the justice system-this book reveals how equal rules frequently produce unequal outcomes.Rather than relying on theory or ideology, the book uses storytelling to show how people begin life from unequal positions shaped by history, access, and power. When these differences are ignored, equality becomes incomplete. True justice, the author argues, requires equity-the conscious effort to correct imbalance and restore dignity.Written with clarity and compassion, Justice Beyond Equality does not accuse or divide. It invites reflection. It asks readers to look beyond sameness and reconsider what fairness truly means in a diverse and unequal world.This book is for anyone who believes justice should be felt, not just promised.…