What if...? ideas for a better social world
Robyn PenmanOffering new ways for making sense of and acting into our social world so that we can collectively make a more just and more democratic society—one that we actually want to live in.
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Responding to wrongdoing
The last three posts have focussed specifically on the adjudication process in adversarial courts of law. Looking at the dynamic of this process it is clear that there is an extraordinary gap between the enactment of law and the pursuit of ...
From truth out of adversity to truth in good faith
The whole idea of truth-out-of-adversariality and the way it is practised in the public sphere is a foundational aspect of our primary civic institutions of governance and law. Because of this, I have spent some time critically examining th...
Should we actually abandon adversarial justice?
In the last post I offered a view of adversarial justice that exposed the moral flaw at its heart. This flaw is so significant that I have no compunction in claiming that the adversarial justice process in courtrooms is manifestly unjust.
The inherent flaw in adversarial justice
There is quite a complex mix of beliefs, myths, and taken-for-granted common sense that we draw on in our everyday and professional worlds to make sense of what we call “justice”. This complex mix has contributed to the evolution of differe...
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I’m a practical scholar, a long-time observer and critic of our social world, and, hopefully, a useful way-finder to another better social world. Asking “what if…?.” is the key to opening a path to a new world of being with others.
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