The Application of Distributive Justice

The Application of Distributive Justice
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The Application of Distributive Justice
Distributive justice is a concept that concerns the fair dispensation of assets, advantages, and burdens in society. This principle aims to ensure that individuals receive an appropriate part of the benefits and hindrances of living in society. Justice is a fundamental concept that underpins our understanding of what is right and wrong in a community (Julias, 2006). The world order conspires with the dispensations of assets and authority between countries, and distributive justice is crucial in claiming this parity. In many cases, the world order is comprised of a significant disparity of ratios in wealth and authority, with a small number of states and individuals occupying a disproportionate ratio of resources and influence. This can lead to social and economic injustices, contributing to conflict, instability, and other problems. Equality is one of the prime ingredients of distributive parity. (Saniovanni, 2007). It comprises aspects and views that amalgamate equality, freedom, and social compliance principles. A society with the fair materialization of social parity indeed results in a prosperous nation regardless of the color, creed, and gender of its people.
Coercion is another significant factor in distributive justice (Pevnick, 2007). Coercion refers to the use of force or the threat of force to compel individuals to act in a certain way or to accept a particular outcome. This can undermine distributive justice, preventing individuals from receiving a fair share of resources and opportunities (Blake, 2019). This essay will discuss the issue of non-equality between states because of the usage of coercion. Also, an analysis of judicial delays and elongation has been highlighted in this essay. Social justice is a concept that is closely related to distributive justice, and distributive justice, coupled with ease of coercion, further aggravates social parity issues in the world. The issue of the absence of distributive justice and inequality will be discussed in this essay. It concerns the fair treatment of individuals and groups within society and the dispensation of assets and opportunities.
The theme of the article "Justice, Authority, and the World Order" by A. Walton, published in the Journal of Global Ethics in 2009, is the relationship between parity, power, and international alignment. In particular, the article examines the idea that justice requires a legitimate authority and that the current world order lacks such authority (Blake, 2019). In the article, Walton states that the current world order lacks legitimate power, which undermines the possibility of acquiring parity (Walton, 2009). He argues that there is a need for a global leader to establish and enforce rules and norms based on principles of justice.
The author's central message is that justice requires a legitimate authority, and the current world order lacks such authority (Julias, 2006). He argues that a global authority based on principles of democratic legitimacy and accountability is necessary to promote the common good and ensure that the distribu...