Amartya Sen | Capability Approach, Idea of Justice, Poverty, Development as Freedom | Part-4

Amartya Sen, the Indian economist, philosopher, and public intellectual during more than six decades of teaching and writing, he has transformed the study of famines and the field of welfare economics, work for which, in 1998, he received the Nobel Prize. His ideas of Capability approach, justice, development as freedom have attracted the attention of various scholars. In this video, we will briefly cover his biography and important economic and political ideas.

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00:00 Four Dominant Theories/Views
01:11 Biography
01:42 Main Works
2:00 Development as Freedom
04:07 Idea of Justice
06:22 Capability Approach
07:04 Ideas on Famine
07:44 Bonus Facts