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May 24, 2026Global PolicyOpen Access

Justice Across Generations: Rethinking Reciprocity Under Conditions of Uncertainty

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VGValentina GentileFSFiammetta Sacconi

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Overview

Introduction investigates intergenerational justice and reciprocity, suggesting a nuanced analysis is needed.

Key Points

  • The introduction aims to analyze the role of justice as reciprocity in intergenerational contexts.
  • Examines the framework of intergenerational justice and its policy implications.
  • Analyzes three dimensions: analytical units, temporal perspectives, and generation scope.
  • Critiques reciprocity's role in liberal egalitarian thought, focusing on its applicability across generations.
  • Argues that reciprocity is complex and contested in intergenerational justice discussions.
  • Highlights the importance of distinguishing between comparative and noncomparative conceptions of reciprocity.
  • Suggests that existing frameworks may not adequately address the nuances of overlapping and nonoverlapping generations.

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Gentile et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12964948a0ea1665672e89https://doi.org/10.1111/1758-5899.70179
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