Justice and Sustainability
Lead author · Corresponding
Prishita Majumder
Master's in Political Science student at University of Calcutta, India
Abstract
Sustainable development has evolved as a significant element of modern state where the states accept and aim to implement the sustainable development goals but in the process of securing better future, very often, the present scenario demanding more effort, is either overlooked or compromised. Similarly the location of justice faces a tough challenge while dealing with sustainable development and climate change issues. This article analyses the conflict faced by justice in making a choice while dealing with sustainability issues thereby taking into account where and how it has to be applied in order to reduce the scope of favouring any bloc or regime.
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