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Philosophy and Public Policy after Piketty

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In his recent article ‘Philosophy and public policy after Piketty’, Martin O’Neill brings out the wealth of political ideas to be found in Capital in the Twenty-First Century. He also explores what research agenda follows from this work and how Piketty’s findings should inform public policy. The article will be the basis for a discussion of income and wealth statistics, the way our understanding of inequality shapes politics and politics shapes our understanding of inequality.

Martin’s article is available can be found here: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jopp.12129/abstract

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