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"Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions" delves into Sustainable Development Goal 16 (SDG 16) and its profound impact on our world. Through careful analysis and narratives, the book explores the essence of SDG 16 and its role in shaping humanity's future. It navigates through the complex layers of peace, justice, and institutional strength, offering a guiding light amidst global challenges. With a focus on collective action and positive change, the book underscores the interconnectedness of peace, justice, and strong institutions in building resilient and inclusive societies. Drawing on a range of perspectives and real-life examples, it provides practical strategies for improving access to justice and fostering transparency within institutions. By empowering individuals and communities, the book inspires readers to reflect on the journey toward SDG 16, acknowledging both its challenges and potential for creating a fairer world.
This book publication is an initiative of the Deanery of Research and Development at Madras Christian College, demonstrating the college’s commitment to fostering academic scholarship and in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Dr Tabitha Durai
Dr Tabitha Durai has been teaching in the Department of Commerce, Madras Christian College since 2001. Having completed her PhD in 2009 from the University of Madras, she is actively involved in research by way of research publications in Journals and presentations in National and International Conferences. Her interests are in areas of Human Resource Management, Organizational Behaviour and Marketing. Eight PhD research scholars have successfully completed their PhD program under her guideship. She is a reviewer in various indexed journals and a member of the Board of studies and examinations of premier institutes in the country. She has held various positions in the College and is currently Dean Research and Development.
