Justice in society
By: Matthew Ball, Belinda Carpenter
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: The Federation Press
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Alexandria, NSW
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
ISBN-13: 9781760021979
Subjects: Administration of Justice; Equality before the law
Description: Introduction PART I - THINKING ABOUT JUSTICE Chapter 1 - Justice and Injustice: Stories about Society Chapter 2 - Space, Place and Time: Stories about Ourselves Chapter 3 - Class, Race and Sex: Stories about Difference PART 2 - JUSTICE AND THE SELF Chapter 4 - Poverty, Power and Justice Chapter 5 - Women, Difference and Justice Chapter 6 - Transgender People, Binaries and Justice Chapter 7 - Indigenous Australians, Othering and Justice Chapter 8 - Sexuality, Normalisation and Justice Chapter 9 - Disabilities, Diverse Embodiment and Justice Chapter 10 - Young People, Responsibility and Justice PART 3 - RESPONDING TO INJUSTICE Chapter 11 - Criminal Law, Equality and Justice Chapter 12 - Punishment, Treatment and Justice Chapter 13 - Human Rights, Citizenship and Justice Conclusion.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 224-250) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction PART I; title: THINKING ABOUT JUSTICE Chapter 1; title: Justice and Injustice: Stories about Society Chapter 2; title: Space, Place and Time: Stories about Ourselves Chapter 3; title: Class, Race and Sex: Stories about Difference PART 2; title: JUSTICE AND THE SELF Chapter 4; title: Poverty, Power and Justice Chapter 5; title: Women, Difference and Justice Chapter 6; title: Transgender People, Binaries and Justice Chapter 7; title: Indigenous Australians, Othering and Justice Chapter 8; title: Sexuality, Normalisation and Justice Chapter 9; title: Disabilities, Diverse Embodiment and Justice Chapter 10; title: Young People, Responsibility and Justice PART 3; title: RESPONDING TO INJUSTICE Chapter 11; title: Criminal Law, Equality and Justice Chapter 12; title: Punishment, Treatment and Justice Chapter 13; title: Human Rights, Citizenship and Justice Conclusion.