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To mark World Day of Social Justice, Kucheh magazine has published a special issue featuring articles by scholars from diverse intellectual traditions. The collection examines the many dimensions of justice in politics, education and culture, reviving a neglected concept.

Introduction (by the Editor): The United Nations, in a symbolic gesture, has designated the twentieth of February (coinciding with the first of Esfand) as World Day of Social Justice. Justice is that sweet, succulent fruit of which, in most societies today, nothing but the skin remains; therefore, devoting one day a year to the concept of justice, at least on a theoretical level, is not without merit, although it is the duty of every individual in society and of governments to tirelessly strive day and night for the revival and establishment of justice.
Koucheh magazine, which is in fact the internal publication of "Ghadir Cultural House", based on the mission it has set for itself, decided to publish a special issue on the occasion of World Day of Social Justice. In this special issue, considering the importance of justice in its general sense, as well as justice in its specific sense, which arises in combination with other concepts such as politics, education, culture, race, etc. (such as political justice, educational justice, etc.), various articles by renowned professors from the land of Iran have been published. Each of the esteemed individuals who assisted us in producing content, according to their own intellectual and theoretical orientation (liberal, religious, mystical, etc.), has penned a valuable article, which we have made available here to the esteemed audience of Koucheh magazine. I feel obliged to express my gratitude to the dear professors who, despite their limited time, accepted the trouble and accompanied and harmonized with us in reviving the beautiful concept of justice, and allowed the readers of "Koucheh" to benefit from their beautiful and useful pens.
Justice, Our Perpetually Forsaken Ideal: Hassan Mohaddesi
An Interview on Justice: Soroush Dabbagh
An Interview on Justice: Mohammad Tabibian
Negative Justice, the Justice That Does Not Lead to Dictatorship and Oppression: Solgi
Justice, the Conditional Beloved: Ali Zamanian
Justice: Alireza Rajaei
Social Justice and Inequality from the Perspective of Thomas Nagel: Javad Heydari
Social Justice, Dos and Don'ts: Hadi Ghabel
Social Justice, Beyond a Value, a Necessity: Abbas Abdi
Justice in the Garb of Judgment: Mahmoud Sadri
On the Justice-Oriented City: Maryam Khiabani
A Critique of Social Justice: Amirhossein Khaleghi
Justice from the Perspective of Imam Musa Sadr: Saleh Mirzaei
In the Air of One's Own Share: Ali Alavi
Economic Efficiency, Social Justice, Ethical Behavior: Ali Farid Yahyaei
Neoliberalism and Social Justice: Ehsan Ebrahimi
Social and Economic Justice: Mohammad Nikjou
The Priority of Justice over Democracy: Hossein Dabbagh
Longing for Justice: Nasser Mahdavi
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