Pursuing Justice Traditional and Contemporary Issues in Our Communities and the World 3rd Edition by Ralph A. Weisheit
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- ISBN-10 : 1138336041
- ISBN-13 : 978-1138336049
Seeking Justice, Third Edition, delves into the pursuit of justice by exploring the origins of the concept, formal avenues of justice, current global dilemmas concerning justice, and approaches through which justice can be attained by individuals, institutions, and the global community. Part I illustrates the evolution of the concept of justice over time, starting from faith and philosophy, and progressing to the concept of social justice. Part II delineates the diverse mechanisms employed by different nations to achieve legal justice, including systems based on common law, civil law, and Islamic law, with a dedicated discussion on the US justice system. Part III addresses six contemporary justice issues: warfare, migration, domestic terrorism, genocide, enslavement, and the environment. Lastly, Part IV elaborates on how individuals and organizations can actively pursue justice and explores the emergence of global justice.
This contemporary guide aids students in grasping the intricacies and subtleties of a society’s quest for justice. It furnishes students with the fundamentals of global justice systems, blending Greek philosophies and major spiritual perspectives into a holistic view of justice, and contributes to undergraduate comprehension of international justice bodies, NGOs, and institutions. The third edition introduces a comprehensive chapter on migration, focusing on historical and international trends within the realm of justice, along with additional content on the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements, the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar, and the sovereign citizens movement in relation to domestic terrorism.
About the Author
Ralph A. Weisheit holds the title of Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice at Illinois State University. He is the writer of eight books, including Methamphetamine: Its Historical past, Pharmacology, and Remedy and Domestic Marijuana: A Neglected Trade. In addition to his work on illicit substances, Dr. Weisheit has conducted extensive research on rural crime and rural justice. He has published a multitude of journal articles, book chapters, and commissioned essays.
Frank Morn, a Professor Emeritus at Illinois State University, is the author of “The Eye That By no means Sleeps”: A Historical past of the Pinkerton Nationwide Detective Company (1982). Additionally, he has penned Educational Politics and the Historical past of Prison Justice Increased Training (1995) and Forgotten Reformer: Robert McClaughry and Prison Justice Reform in Nineteenth Century America (2011) alongside his textbooks Foundations of Prison Investigation (2000) and Prison Justice Course of and Issues: A Situation Set for Pupil Evaluation (1996, 1999). He obtained three instructional accolades while at the University of Illinois (1980, 1982) and Illinois State University (2000). He has provided consultancy services for criminal justice agencies in England, Spain, and Russia. He served as a Fulbright scholar stationed in Lanzhou, China.
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