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Indian economist and philosopher (1933-)
Also known as: Amartya K. Sen, Amartya Kumar Sen, Professor Amartya Kumar Sen, Амартия Сен, أمارتيا صن, 아마르티아 센
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Martha Nussbaum1947–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetDevelops the capabilities approach to justice and human development in accessible philosophical prose. (AI reason)
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Foundational theory of justice that Sen's work engages and critiques directly. (AI reason)
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Writes on hunger, public action and Indian development economics with an empirical, policy-focused approach. (AI reason)
Ramachandra Guha1958–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetExplores Indian democracy, pluralism and history in essayistic, argumentative nonfiction. (AI reason)
Kwame Anthony Appiah1954–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetExamines identity, cosmopolitanism and ethics, close to the themes of Identity and Violence. (AI reason)
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Joseph Stiglitz1943–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetCritiques globalization and inequality with an economist's lens aimed at general readers. (AI reason)
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Writes on poverty and development economics in readable, evidence-driven prose. (AI reason)
Thomas Piketty1971–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetAnalyzes inequality and capital through historically grounded economic argument. (AI reason)
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- Hunger and public action (1989)
- Development as Freedom
- Discounting For Time And Risk In Energy Policy
- The idea of justice
- Identity and violence