Transnational political struggles in the global era. Justice as redistribution, recognition and representation Las luchas políticas transnacionales en la era global. Justicia como redistribución, reconocimiento y representación

Abstract

The general objective of this article is to problematize social justice in a globalizing world, based on the dialogue of the theoretical contributions on Theories of Justice by three authors: John Rawls, Iris Young and Nancy Fraser. This, in order to problematize about the way in which social justice requires epistemological and practical transformations. In this sense, a proposal is made, based on the contributions of the three authors, of a social justice that contains the redistribution of social and economic goods, the recognition of social difference, and the representation of the diverse actors who demand Justice. In this way, it becomes more complex about the importance of making social differences and their positive discrimination visible in order to overcome the oppression and structural domination experienced by members and non-hegemonic social groups, in addition to rethinking a current social justice that question the what, who and how of the demands and mechanisms of social justice that take place in the processes and by multi-localized social actors that have exceeded the Westphalian framework.