Justice, Ethics, Citizenship
Topics Include:
Justice for All
Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?
Doing the Right Thing in Public and Private Life
What Do We Owe One Another as Citizens?
Reasoning Together About Hard Moral Questions
Bioethics
Topics Include:
Ethics, Biotechnology, and the Future of Human Nature
The Case Against Perfection: Ethics in the Age of Genetic Engineering
What’s Wrong with Designer Children, Bionic Athletes, and Genetic Engineering?
The Case Against Perfection: The Brave New World of Genetic Engineering
Are There Limits to Health?
Markets, Morals, and Civic Life
Do bankers deserve to make hundreds of times what school teachers earn? Is the free market fair? What have we learned from the financial crisis? What is the role of markets in achieving the public good? Join Michael Sandel, Harvard political philosopher and author of the New York Times best seller Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? for a lively discussion of markets, democracy, and the big ethical questions that confront American society today.
Globalization
Topics Include:
Globalization and Its Critics
Globalization and Its Discontents
Is Globalization Good For Democracy?
Capitalism, Democracy, and the Common Good
Hard Questions, Big Ideas: How To Think About Moral and Ethical Dilemmas in a Global Age
American Politics Today
Topics Include:
The Lost Art of Democratic Argument: What’s Become of Civility?
Restoring Civility to Democratic Politics
Why Is Politics Today So Bitter and Partisan, and What Can We Do About It?
Does Religion Belong in Politics?
The Role of Faith in Public Life
Financial/Business/Corporate Ethics
Topics Include:
What’s the Right Thing To Do?
Contending With Disagreement
Moral Dilemmas at Home and Abroad
Leadership and Moral Argument
Teaching and Education
Topics Include:
Moral Education
Civic Education
Can Ethics Be Taught?
Education for Leadership
Education for Democracy
How to Have Reasoned Argument About Hard Questions
A SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT PROGRAMS WITH MICHAEL SANDEL
Professor Sandel's talks can be presented either as a straight lecture or a participatory session with the audience, regardless of the theme or topic.
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