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Amartya Sen

Amartya Sen, winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Economics, is Lamont University Professor, Harvard University.

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Closing the Cancer Divide: An Equity Imperative	Knaul, Felicia Marie Gralow, Julie R. Atun, Rifat Bhadelia, Afsan	PAPERBACK	2012	$24.95	Currently unavailable
The Cost of Inaction: Case Studies from Rwanda and Angola	Anand, Sudhir Desmond, Chris Fuje, Habtamu Marques, Nadejda	PAPERBACK	2012	$19.95
The Idea of Justice	Sen, Amartya	PAPERBACK	2011	$23.95
Rationality and Freedom	Sen, Amartya	PAPERBACK	2004	$28.00
Choice, Welfare and Measurement	Sen, Amartya	PAPERBACK	1997	$35.50
Resources, Values, and Development, Expanded Edition	Sen, Amartya	PAPERBACK	1997	$42.00
Inequality Reexamined	Sen, Amartya	PAPERBACK	1995	$21.95

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