Children are among those most affected by global injustice – from poverty and malnutrition to exploitation and lack of education. Yet, in most debates on global justice, they remain almost invisible. In his new book “Global Justice for Children: A Capability Approach” (Routledge 2025), Gottfried Schweiger from the Centre for Ethics and Poverty Research at the University of Salzburg argues that this must change.
11 December 2025 | Presence: The Language Centre invites you to a language meetup on December 11, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. in the foyer of the Faculty of Social Sciences (Rudolfskai 42, Salzburg) under the motto “My Place(s)”. The event offers the opportunity to exchange ideas about special places and countries while speaking different languages. There will be several language tables moderated by experts, so that beginners and advanced learners alike can participate. The Language Meetup is free of charge and registration is not required – just drop by and join in. Further information on the languages offered and the schedule can be found on the Language Centre’s website.
The new book by Karoline Reinhardt and Gottfried Schweiger talks about what we owe young migrants and why. It provides a nuanced framework for reflecting on fair migration policies and on our collective moral responsibilities toward young people on the move.
