The Promise of Justice

正义往往被视为人类的问题。其他物种如何塑造公正或不公正的未来很少被考虑。生物多样性的丧失和现代化计划可能导致土著社区遭受不平等的痛苦。微生物疾病造成的健康不平等也对发展中国家的边缘化人群产生了不成比例的影响。在印度尼西亚的合作民族志研究将使参与者重新概念化正义，并在三个领域制定政策建议：1）环境，2）人权和3）健康。将通过与杰出的国际学者和土著知识分子的合作，产生文化理论和多物种研究方面的新知识。

Justice is often framed as a human problem. How other species shape just or unjust futures is rarely considered. Biodiversity loss and modernisation programs can result in unequal suffering for Indigenous communities. Health inequalities, produced by microbial diseases, also disproportionately impact marginalsed peoples in developing countries. Collaborative ethnographic research in Indonesia will enable participants to reconceptualise justice and make policy reccomendations in three arenas: 1) the environment, 2) human rights, and 3) health. New knowledge in cultural theory and multispecies studies will be generated through collaborations with distinguished international scholars and indigenous intellectuals.