Promoting Social Justice
Abstract
JSEPA offers an innovative format for discussing social justice issues, practices, and experiences. This discussion explains social justice, its place in public administration, and the format for authors to use when submitting manuscripts to the Promoting Social Justice section of the journal.
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Accepted 2022-06-14
Published 2023-01-03
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