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Justice with Michael Sandel

Welcome to Justice!

Justice is one of the most popular courses in Harvard's history, and has captivated more than 14,000 students.

Now it's your turn to hone your critical-thinking skills and explore the moral decisions we all face in our lives. Check out this short introduction video and begin your journey.

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Handelsblatt: Brexit, Trump and the Populist Backlash

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Handelsblatt spoke with American philosopher Michael Sandel about Brexit, Donald Trump and the brutalization of political culture.

The Business Times: On Money, Work, and Success

Moral Reasoning 22: Justice with Michael Sandel

Professor Michael Sandel gives a preview of his upcoming talk at the Singapore Writers Festival.

MarketWatch: Capitalism is Killing America’s Morals

Photo Courtesy of Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard

In this op-ed piece, Paul B. Farell takes on Professor Sandel’s theories on how capitalism is affecting modern morality and fueling inequality.

What Money Can’t Buy [Tour Schedule]

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Michael Sandel poses many questions in his upcoming book, What Money Can’t Buy. Should prisoners to be able to pay for different, better cells than non-paying prisoners? Should companies be able to buy and sell the right to pollute? “There are some things money can’t buy; these days, not many. Today, almost everything is up [...]

Al Jazeera: Arab Spring [video]

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  Michael Sandel talks to Tony Harris of Talk to Al Jazeera about justice, its meaning and its context within the Arab Spring demonstrations and protest. What is justice? From Tunisia to Egypt to Irag, youth are particularly active in this revolution, but what is it that they want? Democracy? Employment? Rights? Sandel discusses these [...]

NHK: The Ultimate Choice - Michael Sandel’s global classroom [video]

NHK television broadcast with students in Tokyo, Shanghai, and at Harvard

Michael Sandel leads a video-linked global classroom, broadcast on NHK television (Japan) with students in Tokyo, Shanghai, and at Harvard. Sandel and the students discuss the ethical and global implications of the 2011 Japanese earthquake and nuclear disaster: What accounts for the strong communal response of the Japanese public to the crisis? Should nuclear power [...]