Justice as a complex category in the light of interdisciplinary research

The concept of justice can be used to address various issues such as resource allocation, social welfare, and the promotion of economic equality. In this article, through the prism of an interdisciplinary approach and conceptual analysis, justice is considered as a complex category that has application in a variety of scientific disciplines. Approaches to understanding justice in political philosophy, sociology and economics are analyzed. Conclusion dwells upon the fact that justice, as a complex category, is of great importance both for understanding social relations and for developing policies and programs aimed at achieving equality and well-being in society. It emphasizes the importance of taking into account the diversity of approaches to the definition and implementation of justice in different fields and the need to use an interdisciplinary approach for a more complete and comprehensive understanding of this category.