Brian Barry's Justice as Impartiality conceives a theory of impartial justice as the only legitimated solution to a society who wants to find principles according to those everybody might consent. This theory should not impose a first-order behavior to individuals. Moreover, such concept of justice must be impartial in regard to individuals' conceptions of good. This dissertation explores the reasons that led Barry to choose this approach, and suggests possible challenges unsolved by his theory.
<p>Implantar uma due diligence para avaliar, monitorar e controlar
riscos e impactos dos negócios aos direitos humanos é o que se espera hoje
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