"Full Employment and Social Justice" is a comprehensive collection of contributions that addresses the role of full employment programs in promoting economic stability, social justice, and revitalizing local communities. The authors explore how institutional structures can be created to eliminate opportunity inequality for marginalized populations and to promote environmentally friendly production and consumption methods. A central argument of the collection is the necessity of a federally funded, locally operated job guarantee program, which serves as a crucial tool for addressing complex societal challenges. By promoting alternative institutions and strengthening local economies, the job guarantee is seen as a way to transform economic, social, and political structures from an exploitative market-oriented approach to a human-centered and sustainable model.