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Frontier Justice
This episode explores the profound human impulse for justice, especially when formal systems are absent or inadequate, and the complex ways individuals and communities establish order.
“This episode explores the profound human impulse for justice, especially when formal systems are absent or inadequate, and the complex ways individuals and communities establish order.”
— Andy Lamey, Frontier Justice
Justice, Social Order, Ethics, Self-Governance
If you've ever felt the frustration of a system failing to deliver fairness, or wondered how order emerges from chaos, this will clarify the deep human impulse to create justice, and this will help you see what to do next.
Andy Lamey, a philosopher and journalist, brings a rigorous, nuanced perspective to the historical and ethical complexities of justice, revealing how societies construct order in the absence of formal institutions.