Barbara and Jacques Baudot were invited to participate in this official event organized and hosted by the Government of Mali, and, more specifically by Adama Diarra, Director of the National Solidarity Fund and a member of the Triglav Circle. There…
Theme : Savoir et Savoir-faire au service du developpement social Intervention de Jacques Baudot : Sciences sociales et politiques internationales de developpement social : quels impacts ? Points pour cette intervention Avec votre permission, je voudrais interpreter ce sujet sous la forme de trois…
As indicated in the letter of invitation sent by Email in October, the subject for discussion at this meeting is Human Flourishing and Social Justice. Human flourishing is a concept that has often been mentioned in debates of the Circle,…
I feel very honored to have been invited to join this illustrious circle as a newcomer and then even be the first one to offer opening remarks. I have arrived at Cambridge just a few days ago to teach at the HDS as William Henry Bloomberg Fellow.
Justice has many contextual meanings and social justice itself defies precise definition. The notion of justice changes according to the context in which one constructs the phenomenon. For the purpose of making the point of this argument clear, let us…
Introductory Remarks Social justice is conceptually synonymous with distributive justice, and therefore with justice without qualifier. In his Theory of Justice John Rawls, when establishing his two “principles,” refers on several occasions, at the beginning of his demonstration, to social justice, as…
This meeting was organized and supported by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation(FES) and the Harvard Yenching Institute through the Director of the FES in Washington, Dieter Dettke and the Director of the Harvard Yenching Institute, Professor Tu Wei Ming. Triglav Circle…
Considering general notions of social justice and their moral foundations, John Locke wrote in his work entitled, Of the Conduct of the Understanding, 1754, “Our Savior’s great rule that we should love our neighbors as ourselves, is such a fundamental…
Cambridge, 15-17 September 2005: The Moral and political foundations of social justice in an interdependent world Attendance Twenty-six participants, including two persons working at the United Nations in New York. Themes and questions included in the agenda Theme 1: What are…
16-17 September 2005 Agenda and Programme of Work The Subject 1. The fundamental equality of all human beings, born free and equal in dignity and rights, is a basic tenet of the Charter of the United Nations and of the…