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

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. Get Famous Commentators of Indian Politics E-Book: https://bit.ly/3EmC4zq Crash Course on Contemporary Thinkers of Indian Politics: Rajni Kothari:    • Rajni Kothari | Major Political Ideas | Cr...   Rudolph & Rudolph:    • Rudolph & Rudolph | Major Political Ideas ...   Myron Weiner:    • Myron Weiner: Why India still has Child La...   Morris Jones:    • W.H. Morris-Jones | Bargaining Federalism,...   Enroll in our All India Test Series: https://bit.ly/3mbpmwA Enroll in our International Course: https://bit.ly/3e1NnBm Get Revision Booster E-Book: https://bit.ly/3kYgJTJ Support this channel by joining its membership:    / @eduseekers   **** Our Crash Course Series Notes*** International Relations with MCQs E-Books (PDF): https://bit.ly/3BBHcyb Famous Commentators of Indian Politics E-Book (PDF): https://bit.ly/3EmC4zq Indian Political Thought All Thinkers E-Book (PDF): https://bit.ly/3CzegX9 Indian Political Thought MCQs Booklet (PDF): https://bit.ly/3nTBwv1 Western Political Thought Crash Course Notes (PDF): https://bit.ly/3ksrTkQ Public Administration Crash Course Notes (PDF): https://bit.ly/3lOGsi8 #eduseeker #amartyasen #indianpolitics Have any questions? Instagram:   / eduseeker   Facebook:   / theeduseeker   Email: theeduseeker@gmail.com Telegram group: https://t.me/eduseekeryt ******************************* 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