consist in the defense of a capability theory. Under the dominant capability-centered view, Sen’s idea of justice is indeed … a commitment to a capability theory. The capability-centered view is shown to be inconsistent with Sen’s idea of justice … capability in Sen’s view of justice enables us to relocate his main contribution and to build the basis for an alternative theory …

philosophy in the 18th century and section 5 discusses wellbeing in the context of the theory of justice. The next section … presents the capabilities approach of Sen and Nussbaum in the wellbeing framework. While Rawls limited his analysis of social …

capability approach. It briefly examines why achievements and not only opportunities may matter in social evaluation. …

Persons with disabilities often find themselves marginalized by society and by our justice systems. We can improve … access to justice by training better advocates. Advocates not only must be knowledgeable concerning relevant laws and … even within that population may be a more efficient and effective way to improve access to justice than by attempting to …

Property values are affected by the properties’ physical, accessibility and environmental features. Railway stations … function as nodes in transport networks and places in an urban environment. They have accessibility and environmental impacts … positive impact on the property value compared to light and heavy railway/Metro stations. The inclusion of other accessibility …

the afternoon peak period. Seven performance measures: mobility, equity, productivity, consumers' surplus, accessibility …

included questions of their actual use of the smart home systems and opinions regarding accessibility and easy of use. Albeit … functionality related to current demand is a basic requirement, two other concepts, viz. accessibility and trust, have appeared to …