Nobel Laureate

Amartya Sen

will discuss

“ETHICS AND ECONOMICS OF GLOBAL JUSTICE”

April 22, 12:00 p.m.Libby Gardner Hall

Reception followsFree and open to the public

For information, contact deen.chatterjee@law.utah.edu

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One of the foremost public intellectuals of our time, Professor Amartya Sen has informed and challenged the world on the ethical, global, and policy dimensions of a wide range of issues such as democracy, human rights, poverty, violence, gender, human development, and war and peace. The Thomas W. Lamont University Professor and Professor of Economics and Philosophy at Harvard University has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his contribution to conceiving and applying ethical principles as a framework for institutional and organizational decision-making in economics, politics, business, law, and global governance. Read more: Eccles.link/amartya

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