The Idea of Justice

[@manishdas274]

Greatest man in the world. World famous personality. Greatest regard to him.........

[@ahmkausher6700]

It’s a great opportunity to hear him though much late. I live in the same part of Dhaka City where he was born and my son was a student of the same school where this great man studied in his childhood. We do feel proud of this great man that he was our neighbour. We wish his good health and a long life.

[@sherlockcipher6690]

So who would choose (and under what circumstances) a. Alice who can actually play the flute well b. Bob who has nothing else and the flute would be his only thing c. Carla who actually made the flute

[@pradipkrdas4263]

Sen sir, We are proud of you.

[@sanghapal25]

Looking for public lecture at 6.30pm on 26 jan 2006, Economics as a Discipline at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). If any knows about this video , please post.

[@manishdas274]

Greatest man in the world.

360p only? C'mon LSE.

[@Mar10eleven]

What are these niti and Nayar concepts he refers to? I am afraid I have not heard of them before and do not follow.

[@MsSixtine16]

These are two different Sanskrit words (there are 25) for justice. Niti is the description of ideal behaviour rules and of ideal institutions. Nayar means the realisation of justice (what kind of opportunities people have for example). Sen is concerned with Nayar in his Idea of Justice, rather than the justice closer to Niti advanced by Rawls. I got this off of one of his interviews, I recommend watching them :)

[@srikrishnabhat6793]

@@MsSixtine16 One correction, it says Nyaya not Nayar

[@siddharthghatvisave]

very informative video

[@langengro]

6:09

[@bielvaladarescavaldavez8355]

português

[@shadoesoul]

7:24