Chapter 1 Between Justice and Goodness: Anti-Relativist Interaction in the Sociology of Social Justice

Chapter 2 The Degrees of Social Justice: Micro, Mezzo and Macro social Levels

Chapter 3 Methodological Approaches to Social Justice: Results and Challenges for a Socio-historical Perspective

Chapter 4 The Middle Class and the Welfare State: A Conditional Loyalty?

Chapter 5 “French-Style” Parity and Diversity: The Temptation of Inclusion Conditioned by Performance for “Non-brothers”

Chapter 6 Attitudes to Justice and Injustice in the Company: Recruiters Faced with the Theme of Non-discrimination and Diversity

Chapter 7 Performance Evaluation: A Key Element of Recognition at Work

Chapter 8 Constructing an Environmental Justice Framework for the Analysis of Environmental Inequalities

Chapter 9 Spatial and Environmental Justice

Chapter 10 Questioning Social Justice in the Light of Cosmopolitanism

Chapter 11 Undocumented, Unschooled? Trial and Error in the Migrant Justice Movement in Quebec

Chapter 12 Hacking: A Compartmentalised Social Justice Project

Chapter 13 Militancy and Religious Feeling in the Younger Generations of the Landless Workers’ Movement in Brazil

Chapter 14 Religious Congregations as Safe Spaces: Dolores Mission Church and the Struggle for Social Justice in Los Angeles

Chapter 15 The Social History of Three Configurations of Social Justice in Turkey

Chapter 16 The “Popular Base” of Islamic Fundamentalist Movements. The Case of Hezbollah in Lebanon

Chapter 17 ‘México en llamas’: Political Utopia and ‘taking justice into one’s own hands’ in Times of War

Chapter 19 The Resistance Economy: A Holistic Engagement Against the Occupation in Palestine?