5th ISA Forum of Sociology (6-11 July 2025)

Social Justice has become a ubiquitous antidote to address the intersecting socio-economic, health, and ecological crises. Yet, it remains ambiguous and means many different things in myriad disciplines.How do feminists define social justice. What are the imaginaries they draw upon from different philosophical, religious, and theoretical traditions across the global North and South to define a framework for social justice for a better world otherwise. This session invites papers that address this question from different feminist histories to understand how these might enable us to have a common language to address these intersecting crises.