Towards Multibeing Justice. Humanity and Human Responsibility in Indigenous Societies

Acronym

MultiBEING

Description of the granted funding

In Indigenous thought, as well as political and legal orders, humans and their social worlds are indivisible from the environment: humans co-construct shared societies with other beings. The Centre of Excellence for Multibeing Justice in Indigenous Societies examines human's ultimate responsibility for ensuring a good and just life for all life forms. We develop the concept of multibeing justice to encapsulate both Indigenous understandings of justice, which are rooted in relational ontologies, and the potential of this perspective to radically rethink Western legal frameworks. The CoE's transdisciplinary research draws on Indigenous knowledge practices and conceptual frameworks, which are brought into dialogue with human, social, environmental, and legal sciences.
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Starting year

2026

End year

2028

Granted funding

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910 496 €



Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland

Leader

Other consortium parties

Partner
University of Helsinki (374226)
1 173 761 €
Partner
University of Lapland (374227)
393 810 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

Centre of Excellence programmes

Decision maker

Suomen akatemian muu päättäjä
16.12.2025

Other information

Funding decision number

374225

Fields of science

Other social sciences

Research fields

Yhteiskuntatieteellinen ympäristötutkimus

Identified topics

law, justice, legislation