Doing Justice

Doing Justice Intelligently in Civil Society

Empirically, justice might be immanently holistic—with procedural, distributive, restorative, and social justice positively correlated. Restorative justice may be about creating spaces where the various imperfectly correlated facets of holistic justice might cohere. State institutions of justice (such as criminal courts) with deeply embedded traditions of narrowing the meaning of justice (to pr...

Doing Justice to Fundamentals in Exchange Rate Forecasting: A Control over Estimation Risks

A shrinkage estimator that accounts for estimation risks is developed and employed to re-access whether the monetary fundamentals help predict changes in exchange rates. The suggested estimator is featured by optimally pooling information from cross-sections across time and that from the individual time series of concern. While the estimation risk in term of mean squared errors takes place in t...

The Ongoing Revolution in Punishment Theory: Doing Justice as Controlling Crime

Doing fatherhood, doing family: contemporary paternal perspectives

Social Justice Through Civil Justice