Environmental Justice, Policy, and Action

Environmental Justice: Sociological Policy and Action

Introduction Environmental justice (EJ) is a critical framework that examines the unequal distribution of environmental benefits and burdens across different social groups, particularly marginalized communities. Rooted in sociology, environmental justice highlights how race, class, gender, and other social hierarchies influence exposure to pollution, access to natural resources, and participation in environmental decision-making. Policies and actions … Read more

Social Justice and Concept of Equality

The Role of Judiciary in Ensuring Social Justice

Introduction Social justice and equality are foundational concepts in sociology, shaping discussions on fairness, rights, and opportunities within societies. These ideas are central to understanding how societies distribute resources, power, and privileges among different groups. From a sociological perspective, social justice refers to the equitable distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges, while equality pertains to … Read more