It is common to distinguish between distributive justice, procedural justice and recognition . The first refers to the distribution of burdens and benefits; the second to who decides and participates in decision making; while recognition entails basic respect and robust engagement with and fair consideration of diverse values, cultures, perspectives, and worldviews. Recognition is closely linked to distributive and procedural justice . Without recognition, actors may not benefit from the two other aspects of justice . Recognition thus represents both a normative principle as well as an underlying cause of unjust distribution and lack of democratic participation . However, recognition is still under-represented in
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