Justice, understood as a societal ideal, lies at the heart of political struggles, landmark trials, and normative philosophies. Two...

In contemporary history, there is a recurring and troubling phenomenon: authoritarian regimes reclaim, after their death, writers,...

Introduction Kurt Gödel (1906–1978) was one of the most profound thinkers of the 20th century. Famous for his incompleteness theorems, he...

In a modern democracy, justice plays a crucial role in ensuring the balance of power, protecting citizens, and preserving fundamental...

A Pillar of Democracy Habeas corpus, a Latin expression literally meaning "that you have the body," is a fundamental legal principle that...

Authoritarian and military regimes, such as those in Egypt, Algeria, Venezuela, and Myanmar, share several similarities with mafia...

Since the advent of Homo sapiens, human history has shown that justice and morality have never truly become a universal norm of...

John Rawls was a philosopher known for his work on justice and fairness. He wrote a famous book called A Theory of Justice  in 1971. His...