Common Good, Prosperity, And Social Justice

8/11/2019 Common Good, Prosperity, And Social Justice

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Misir Timothy and Nancy Fraser

GROUP 4B

Setyo Aji P. 071112044

Dini Putri 071112062

Kartika Y.M.P 071112069

Putri Nabila 071112102

I.P. Dimas B. 071113064


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Misir TimothyThe Struggle againstneoliberal austerity and

the survival of the

European Project(2011)


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Main concepts

Globalization

+ Europe Integration

EuropeanUnion

SocialForces

Cosmopolitan


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What happened to European Union?

Unbridled market capitalismJacques Delors shaped newEuropean agenda (1985-1994)social democratic Europe

Europe-wide shared political value and aspiration based onthe notion of ecological and social sustainability.

European Social Model (ESM)

The EUs agenda such as ESM never fully realised

Little concrete legislation in the social field has been seen


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What happened to European Union? (contd)

Lack of regulations

Lack of transparency

EU dont adequately explain the current context aswell

Current form of representative democracy in EU isinadequate

Public debt crisis and Global financial crisis


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Impacts

Recent protests and social movement to

reform a new European Union

EU need new forms of political

representation & new sosio-economicrelation


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Nancy FraserSocial Justice in the Age ofIdentity Politics;

Redistribution, Recognition,

and Participation(1996)


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Two Approaches to achieve Social Justice

SocialJustice

Redistribution

(Economical tendency)

Recognition(Cultural tendency)


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4 Major Keys

Redistribution Recognition

Conception of Injustice Presume of economic

structure

Presume of representative,

interpretation, andcommunication

Remedy of Injustice Economic restructuration Change of culture andsymbolization

Victims of Injustice Class centered Weberian group

Community Treats differences as unjustdifferential

Treats differences in 2 ways


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Conceptual integration

Normative philosophical issues

Practical political issues

Social theoretical issues


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Perspective Dualism

Rather, perspectival dualism treats them as analytical

perspectives that can be trained upon any domain. Thisapproach alone, I contended, can do justice both to the

apparent institutional separation of economy and cul- turein capitalist society and to their interpenetration. It alone

can conceptualize the possibility of practical tensionsbetween claims for redistribution and claims for

recognition. (Fraser, 1996)


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The connection of

Globalization and Cosmopolitanism

Many Participations in the protests are also calling for areconstruction of democracy, as they feel that the current form ofrepresentative of democracy in the EU is inadequate. These social

forces are becoming more cosmopolitan(Timothy, 2011: 3)

Recent Protest and Movements

Social Forces

Cosmopolitanism


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Does cosmopolitanism help to create common

good, prosperity, and social justice?

- Common good YES

- Prosperity NO

- Social Justice YES


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