期刊:Cambridge University Press eBooks [Cambridge University Press] 日期:2003-11-24卷期号:: 119-160被引量:2
标识
DOI:10.1017/cbo9780511814662.005
摘要
Traditionally, risk was the province of scientists and engineers; justice, the province of ethicists. Their conjunction received little systematic study. Over the past few decades, however, they have been linked in political action as well as academic deliberation, particularly on issues concerning environmental risks to human health and safety. By now, the compelling need to consider whether environmental risks contribute to injustice is clear.