Amartya Sen
Nobel laureate, capabilities approach to development
Quotes by Amartya Sen
Education is not just about acquiring skills; it is about expanding horizons.
The idea of justice is not a fixed blueprint, but an ongoing process of public reasoning.
Gender inequality is not just a moral issue; it is an economic inefficiency.
The freedom to choose is a fundamental human right.
The pursuit of happiness is not just an individual goal; it is a collective responsibility.
The importance of public debate in a democracy cannot be overstated.
Poverty is a denial of opportunities.
The role of ethics in economics is to remind us of our shared humanity.
The idea of human rights is a powerful tool for social change.
The world is interconnected, and our fates are intertwined.
The pursuit of justice requires constant vigilance and engagement.
The market is a good servant, but a bad master.
The importance of public health in development cannot be exaggerated.
The freedom to participate in public life is essential for a flourishing democracy.
The idea of human dignity is at the heart of the capabilities approach.
The world needs more empathy and less indifference.
The role of reason in public discourse is to promote understanding and cooperation.
The pursuit of economic growth should not come at the expense of human well-being.
The importance of social safety nets in a market economy is crucial.
The freedom to express oneself is a cornerstone of a free society.