Volume 10 (2024), Edition 2

We explain the central moral concept of participatory justice and its underlying moral principles. These are manifested in an ideal of inclusion, advocating for equal partici- pation in society, taking into account individuals’ unique...

The paper examines the question of how participatory justice can be realized within processes of constitutional change. There are good reasons for understanding constitu- tions as open, unfinished projects. Therefore, no generation that founds a...

This text explores the concept of participation rights within constitutional law and jurisprudence, shedding light on terms like “participation rights” and “derivative par- ticipation rights” that are often discussed but not fully...

The principle of religious and ideological neutrality of the state is used in jurisdiction and legislation as a central constitutional principle to define the limits of religious prac- tice in public office. Particularly in the legal dispute over...

This paper examines the conceptual confusion of key concepts such as “discrimina- tion”, “disadvantage”, and “inclusion” in philosophy and the social sciences, attributing this to both, the contested nature of these concepts and their...

Generative AI models, notably large language models (LLMs) and text-to-image generators, have gained significant societal attention recently, with increased usage in both private and commercial settings. These models are often trained using data...