Michael Sandel

Harvard Professor | The Ethics of Emerging Technologies

🇺🇸United States7 talks · 4 events · 2 countries4 with video

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Michael Sandel is the Anne T. and Robert M.

Bass Professor of Government at Harvard University, where he has taught political philosophy since 1980. His books, including 'Justice', 'What Money Can't Buy', and 'The Tyranny of Merit', have been translated into 27 languages and his course 'Justice' is one of the most popular and influential online courses in the world.

Sandel's work explores the ethical challenges posed by new and emerging technologies, from genetic engineering to artificial intelligence. His thought-provoking lectures and debates inspire audiences to think deeply about the moral and social implications of technological change.

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Michael Sandel at Aspen Ideas Festival 2025

Aspen Ideas Festival🇺🇸 AspenJun 2025

Michael Sandel at How To Academy 2023

The tyranny of merit

TED🇨🇦 VancouverMay 2020

Why we shouldn't trust markets with our civic life

TED🇺🇸 Long BeachJun 2013

The lost art of democratic debate

TED🇺🇸 Long BeachFeb 2010

Michael Sandel at Aspen Ideas Festival 2022

Aspen Ideas Festival🇺🇸 Aspen

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