Michael J. Sandel
What’s inside
Michael J. Sandel examines the ethical dilemmas faced in a society where almost everything can be bought and sold. He questions the moral implications of a market-driven world.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the ethical limits of markets
- Evaluating the role of money in society
- Reflecting on personal value systems
- Gaining insight into current social and economic debates
Key Points
- The Commodification of Everything
- Incentives vs. Moral Choices
- The Impact of Markets on Inequality
- Market Triumphalism and its Critics
- Reclaiming the Moral Debate
Who’s it For
- Ethics enthusiasts
- Economists
- Philosophers
- Sociologists
- General readers interested in social issues
About the author
Michael J. Sandel is a renowned political philosopher and a Harvard University professor known for his works on ethics and public policy.