International Studies Journal (ISJ)

International Studies Journal (ISJ)

The Strategic Theory of Opportunity Equality and the Triple of Wealth, Power and Knowledge

Document Type : Original Independent Original Article

Author
Assistant Professor, Department of International Law, Kermanshah Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kermanshah, Iran.
10.22034/isj.2019.253912
Abstract
In the field of equality Study, the strategic theory of equality of opportunity is that despite the extensive philosophical literature and human rights in this topic, its relationship in jurisprudence with the triple of wealth, power and knowledge has not been much refined and developed. Several conceptual models for organizing equality of opportunity in the levels of economics, politics and culture have been formed due to differences in epistemological foundations between the structures of liberal democracy-religious Democracy, epistemological pluralism- exclusivism, free market economy-jurisprudential economy, in The context of opinion and practice has led to the confusion of agents and the eclecticism of indigenous ideas and Thoughts. An analysis of some aspects of this complex situation is the task of this article, which redefines the issue from the perspective of jurisprudence and human rights. Finally, what should be the plan to provide effective political participation of citizens in the field of power? And in the field of welfare, to improve the situation of less privileged people, and finally in the field of knowledge and culture, free competition between ideas and thinks in the light of the principle of equality of opportunity and in an environment free of violence, distortion, imposition, auditing and Monologue.
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