Power Justice and Citizenship the Relationships of Power 1st Edition by Darian Mcbain ISBN 9781848882928

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Author: Darian Mcbain

This volume was first published by Inter-Disciplinary Press in 2013.

Who holds the power when considering environmental justice and global citizenship? Citizenship is felt most strongly with those that we are closely connected with, either by physicality or ideology. In a world where connectivity is changing our perception of citizenship we consider who holds the power to bring about change. This volume looks at the role played by various actors seeking or discouraging environmental justice. We consider the role of actors ranging from individual citizens working at a grassroots level through to governments and the media. We also look at the role that education has to play in environmental justice from the classrooms to policy directions at the United Nations. Theories of environmental justice and citizenship are explored in conjunction with case studies to provide a thought-provoking look at power relationships for environmental justice in the start of the 21st century.

Power Justice and Citizenship the Relationships of Power 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: The Concept of Power in Political Philosophy

• 1.1 Defining Power: Different Theories and Perspectives
• 1.2 Power in Ancient and Modern Political Thought
• 1.3 Theories of Political Authority and Legitimacy
• 1.4 The Relationship Between Power and Sovereignty
• 1.5 Power Dynamics: Social, Economic, and Political Dimensions

Chapter 2: Justice in Theory and Practice

• 2.1 Defining Justice: Classical and Contemporary Views
• 2.2 Justice as Fairness: John Rawls and the Modern Social Contract
• 2.3 Distributive Justice: Equality, Fairness, and the Allocation of Resources
• 2.4 Restorative and Retributive Justice: The Role of Punishment and Forgiveness
• 2.5 The Interplay Between Justice and Social Order

Chapter 3: Citizenship and the Role of the State

• 3.1 What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen? Rights, Duties, and Identity
• 3.2 Citizenship in a Globalized World: National vs. Cosmopolitan Perspectives
• 3.3 Civic Engagement and Political Participation: The Voice of the Citizen
• 3.4 The State’s Role in Granting and Protecting Citizenship
• 3.5 The Tensions Between Individual Rights and Collective Responsibility

Chapter 4: Power and Justice: A Complex Relationship

• 4.1 How Power Shapes Justice in Society
• 4.2 The Politics of Inequality: Justice for the Marginalized and Disempowered
• 4.3 Institutional Power and Its Impact on Legal and Social Justice
• 4.4 Power Imbalances: Examining Historical and Modern Systems of Oppression
• 4.5 Case Studies in Power and Justice: From Civil Rights to Global Human Rights

Chapter 5: Citizenship and Power: Who Holds the Power?

• 5.1 The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion in Citizenship
• 5.2 Power Structures: State Sovereignty vs. Popular Sovereignty
• 5.3 Political Participation and the Disenfranchised: The Fight for Voting Rights and Equality
• 5.4 Global Power Structures and the Citizenship of Migrants and Refugees
• 5.5 The Role of Social Movements in Shaping Citizenship and Power

Chapter 6: The Intersections of Justice, Power, and Citizenship in Public Policy

• 6.1 Designing Just Systems: Policy Approaches to Address Power Inequities
• 6.2 Healthcare, Education, and the Welfare State: Policies for the Common Good
• 6.3 Economic Justice: Tackling Income Inequality and Poverty
• 6.4 Immigration and Citizenship Policy: Balancing Justice and National Sovereignty
• 6.5 Environmental Justice: Power, Citizenship, and Climate Change

Chapter 7: Challenges to Justice and Citizenship in the 21st Century

• 7.1 The Rise of Authoritarianism: Power in the Hands of the Few
• 7.2 The Globalization of Power: Impact on National Sovereignty and Citizenship
• 7.3 Digital Citizenship: Power and Justice in the Age of Technology
• 7.4 Human Rights and Justice in Global Conflicts: The Role of International Law
• 7.5 The Future of Justice: Redefining Power and Citizenship in an Evolving World

Chapter 8: Ethical Implications of Power and Justice

• 8.1 Power and Moral Responsibility: Who Should Hold Power and Why?
• 8.2 Justice as a Moral Imperative: The Ethical Foundation of Political Systems
• 8.3 Citizenship and the Moral Obligation to the Global Community
• 8.4 The Ethics of Resistance: When to Challenge Authority and Power
• 8.5 Confronting the Ethics of Global Inequality: A Call for Universal Justice

Chapter 9: The Road Ahead: Creating a Just and Equitable Society

• 9.1 Rethinking Power Structures: Paths to Equality and Justice
• 9.2 Engaging Citizens in the Fight for Justice: Grassroots and Institutional Change
• 9.3 The Role of Education in Shaping Future Citizens and Societies
• 9.4 Building Inclusive Systems: Policy Solutions for a More Just World
• 9.5 Reimagining Global Justice: Working Toward a Better Future for All

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