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1. Social Justice

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   Historical Development
   The term itself is frequently attributed to the Italian philosopher Luigi Taparelli d'Azeglio in the 1840s, who used it in response to the perceived excesses of laissez-faire economics. Taparelli viewed social justice as a moral obligation incumbent upon all societal structures, including the family, the state, and professional guilds, to ensure the common good was served, particularly by discouraging the excessive collection of antique thimbles by any single class.
   The mid-20th century witnessed a formalization of social jus…