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Philippe Corcuff

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Vient de paraître en juillet 2022

Emmanuelle Barozet, Ivan Sainsaulieu, Régis Cortesero, David Mélo (eds.), Where Has Social Justice Gone? From Equality to experimentation, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022, 405 p., https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-93123-0 

Hardcover Book: 137,14 euros 

eBook: 106,99 euros 

 

Contents 

 

. Foreword: Philosophy and Sociology of Justice 

François Dubet 

. General Introduction: Multidisciplinary Models and Trial-and-Errors Sociology 

Emmanuelle Barozet, Régis Cortesero, David Mélo, Ivan Sainsaulieu, 

Foreword and General Introduction in open access: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/bfm%3A978-3-030-93123-0%2F1  

 

Part I Social Justice and Its Analytical Crisis 

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

Régis Cortesero 

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

Emmanuelle Barozet 

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

Oscar Mac-Clure and Rodrigo Yáñez Rojas 

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

Frédéric Gonthier 

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

Réjane Sénac 

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

Alexandra Poli, Sylvain Kerbourc’h, and David Mélo 

7 Performance Evaluation: A Key Element of Recognition at Work 

Olivier Cousin 

 

Part II The Tinkering of Justice in Action 

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

Valérie Deldrève 

9 Spatial and Environmental Justice 

Bernard Bret and Sophie Moreau 

10 Questioning Social Justice in the Light of Cosmopolitanism 

Marie Duru-Bellat 

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

Adrien Jouan 

12 Hacking: A Compartmentalised Social Justice Project 

Eric Zufferey 

 

Part III In situ Reinvention of Political or Religious Transcendence 

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

Susana Bleil 

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

Julien Talpin 

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

Paul Cormier and Işıl Erdinç 

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

Joseph Daher 

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

Sabrina Melenotte 

18 Educational Controversies and Social Justice Issues 

Irène Pereira 

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

Stéphanie Latte Abdallah 

 

. Postscript: Social Justice Is Relatively Useful 

Ivan Sainsaulieu 

. Postface: Sociology, Social Justice and Emancipation - Towards an Epistemological Compass, Between Fog, Dispersion and Reproblematisation 

Philippe Corcuff 

Postscript and Postface in open access: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/bbm%3A978-3-030-93123-0%2F1