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Social Justice as an Essentially Contested Concept: Theoretical and Practical Implications for “Access to Justice”
In the current hyper-partisan environment, it is tempting to treat those who disagree on social, political, and even legal issues with disdain—as willfully ignorant or irrational or profoundly mistaken or even evil. This is surely true with respect to debates on issues regarding access to justice. B
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