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Fair compensation remains the sole ground for challenging the authority of the state on the contentious issue of land acquisition, by those affected by it. The issue of fair compensation is looked at, through a theoretical lens of Rawls’s conception of “justice as fairness” by critically analysing the amendments to the land acquisition acts and understanding the different

Gain insights into designer Ayushi Jain's approach to exploring the boundaries of justice through decolonizing and speculative design principles. Learn about her thesis, Beyond Justice, and her vision for the future of design and social justice.

From the blog of Yohanan Plesner at The Times of Israel

Travel was a vital part of the French thinker’s political philosophy, but this has largely been forgotten in today’s secluded academic institutions.

Edmund Phelps, Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Economics and co-founder of the Center On Capitalism In Society writes about his life and work.

Journalism of Truth

Founders introduce the Institute for Justice

There’s a moment in Samatha Power’s memoir, An Education of an Idealist, in which her infant son, tired of sharing his UN ambassador mother with geopolitical concerns, wonders when it’s going to be “Declan, Declan, Declan instead of Putin, Putin, Putin”. A decade later and, while the Russian president is an even more destructive presence on the world stage, it seems like a certain child diplomacy has won the day.

Following Western sanctions on Russia, the global economy is witnessing a drastic ‘renegade’.

While the US under the Biden administration is pushing forward its aggressive policy of cow-towing several nations in Africa, Asia and the Middle East