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Amartya Sen "is Lamont University Professor, and Professor of Economics and Philosophy, at Harvard University and was until recently the Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. He has served as President of the Econometric Society, the Indian Economic Association, the American Economic Association and the International Economic Association. He was formerly Honorary President of OXFAM and is now its Honorary Advisor. Born in Santiniketan, India, Amartya Sen studied at Presidency College in Calcutta, India, and at Trinity College, Cambridge. He is an Indian citizen. He was Lamont University Professor at Harvard also earlier, from1988 – 1998, and previous to that he was the Drummond Professor of Political Economy at Oxford University, and a Fellow of All Souls College (he is now a Distinguished Fellow of All Souls). Prior to that he was Professor of Economics at Delhi University and at the London School of Economics."

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The Rich Get Hungrier

The global food problem is not being caused by a falling trend in world production. It is the result of accelerating demand. Amartya Sen teaches economics and philosophy at Harvard and received the Nobel Prize in economics in 1998.His last book is ...

From AMARTYA SEN, Portland Indymedia,  22 Jun 2008

The rich get hungrier

Will the food crisis that is menacing the lives of millions ease up - or grow worse over time? The answer may be both. The recent rise in food prices has largely been caused by temporary problems like drought in Australia, Ukraine and elsewhere. Though ...

From AMARTYA SEN, International Herald Tribune,  28 May 2008

Op-Ed Contributor: The Rich Get Hungrier

WILL the food crisis that is menacing the lives of millions ease up or grow worse over time? The answer may be both. The recent rise in food prices has largely been caused by temporary problems like drought in Australia, Ukraine and elsewhere. Though ...

From AMARTYA SEN, The New York Times,  27 May 2008

Disputations: "Imperial Illusions," Continued

I am grateful to Niall Ferguson, whose insightful writings I admire, for bothering to respond to my essay. It is a pity that his response seems to be generated more by irritation than by reading or reflection. Ferguson says: "It is a complete ...

From AMARTYA SEN, The New Republic,  15 Feb 2008

Imperial Illusions: India, Britain, and the Wrong Lessons

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From AMARTYA SEN, The New Republic,  31 Dec 2007

We can best stop terror by civil, not military, means

Increased prevalence of terrorism and political violence in the contemporary world has led to many initiatives in recent years aimed at removing the scourge. Military efforts to secure peace have been rapidly deployed, with better informed ...

From AMARTYA SEN, Guardian Unlimited,  9 Nov 2007

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